The Sheep Divide: Farming Bodies at Odds Over 'Unifying' Industry Strategy
Industry bodies have raised concerns about the strategy, which aims to unify the sheep and wool industries.
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Concerns Over the Strategy
Industry bodies are divided over the national strategy for sheep and wool, due to be delivered by Sheep Producers Australia within eight months.
- The Future Flock strategy was launched in September with $800,000 from the federal government's live sheep transition funding.
- Criticisms include short notice for the project, lack of detail about the strategy, and lack of engagement with the wool industry.
The strategy was launched as a "unifying plan for both the sheepmeat and wool industries"
Author's summary: Industry bodies are divided over the national sheep and wool strategy.
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