A recent second industry workshop included 26 participants from across the sheepmeat and wool value chain to sense-check the draft Roadmap direction, with the tone of discussions practical, constructive and future-focused. Attendees valued the opportunity to collaboratively test the draft to ensure the Roadmap aligned with commercial conditions as well as long-term industry aspirations.

WA meat processors serve a diverse mix of domestic and export markets, with growing demand for lamb and mutton which meets defined carcase specifications.

A significant part of our discussion centred on the role of the Panel itself. Members highlighted the importance of providing independent, constructive and evidence-based advice to support the development of a credible and inclusive national strategy for the sheep industry.

Cath works extensively as a facilitator, working with Agricultural Industries, boards, project teams and rural and regional communities.

Sheep Producers Australia is pleased to announce the appointment of the National Advisory Panel for The Future Flock - a whole-of-industry initiative designed to strengthen alignment, drive long-term resilience, and guide the future growth of Australia’s world-leading sheep sector.

Sharper insights from improved data collection and usage might just be the game-changer WA’s sheep industry has been waiting for. That was the clear message from producers, processors and supply-chain leaders who gathered in Perth recently to explore how WA can move beyond seasonal volatility and start doing business with more confidence, clarity and collaboration. Producers at the roundtable drew comparisons with the grain sector, calling for improved on farm and supply chai