Alexia Phillips has broken the female eight hour merino ewe shearing world record.

New Zealand shearer Alexia (Lexi) Phillips during her solo women's world eight-hours merino ewes shearing record in Western Australia on Saturday. She shore 367 to beat the previous record by nine ...

Needing an average of just under 45 an hour, Phillips was always ahead of target from the 7.30am start, shearing successive two-hour runs of 91 ... Another was Sacha Bond, who last summer in Southland ...

As we begin thinking about weaning calves and deciding which cows might need culling, udder quality and condition are one factor that should be taken in to consideration. There are many factors to ...

A piece of shearing history may have been created at the remote Ohura A&P show on Saturday when women won three of the four shearing finals. They were Laura Bradley, a mum and farmer from Papatawa ...

NEW Zealand shearer Alexia ‘Lexi’ Phillips has become the latest world record holder after an official tally of 367 Merino ewes in eight hours in a West Australian wool shed on Saturday…Read More ...

Completion of these two actions is worth €4 each per head while payment of the extra €5 per ewe is dependent on farmers carrying out either plunge dipping or footbathing. The proposed actions were ...

The "extra impressive" Poll Dorset entry from the Armdale stud, Marrar, has picked up the title of interbreed supreme champion at the Royal Canberra Show.

Rustlers have made off with a cow from a field in rural England, but this isn't just any cow. It's a plastic cow. "Between Tuesday 14 January and Tuesday 28 January 2025, a life-size plastic cow ...

Around 50 spectators gathered for the 37th Annual Boorowa Show Society Flock Ewe Competition on Friday, February 14.

By Wednesday afternoon, 413 entries had been received across the nine shearing and woolhandling titles: five shearing championships and four woolhandling events. The total was fast heading towards ...

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