ATTENTION SUPERFINE WOOL GROWERS!
The 2024-25 ASWGA Fleece Competition is now open and accepting entries.
The Competition is open to ALL superfine wool growers. Click here for entry details
Entries close on 31st January 2025.
The Australian Superfine Wool Growers’ Association Inc. (ASWGA) is Australia’s peak body representing the Australian superfine wool industry.
ASWGA is an international association of superfine wool growers and processors founded to promote and further the development and marketing of superfine wool. Superfine wool is the "flagship" of the world's wool industry and leads the industry in the highest standards of wool production, manufacture and promotion.
Founded when many people failed to recognise the importance of superfine wool, the organisation represents in particular the Australian superfine wool growers’ as well as the most famous and prestigious international processors and manufacturers.
ASWGA is recognised as the voice of Australia's superfine wool industry. Through ASWGA, grower members have a voice in their industry, have networking opportunities, are kept informed and up to date with current industry research and trends.
ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA WOOL TROPHY 2025
The deadline to submit your entry form for the 2025 Wool Awards is approaching quickly: all completed forms and NWD must be submitted by January 5th, 2025
The Australian Superfine Wool Growers’ Association 11th Annual Reunion Presentation Dinner and Farm Tours will be held in Mudgee, NSW in 2025
Further information about the weekend and how to book will be available soon
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36th Annual Superfine Pomanara Stud Ram Sale
Buyers Lance and Rhonda Rayner (centre), Bengora Partnership, Campbells Creek, with Robyn and Geoff Rayner, Pomanara, Sallys Flat, and the $3200 ram. Picture by Karen Bailey.
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Glenara Merinos On Property Ram Sale
Top price ram sold for $ 6000. To Kelvedon est. Tasmania. Pictured are Jacob Mibus holding the ex-show ram, Jack and Edward Cotton, Kathy and Trevor Mibus.
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Hillcreston Park Merino Stud 33rd Annual Ram Sale
The top-price ram with Megan Picker, Hillcreston Parl Merino stud, Bigga, Rick Power, Nutrien stud stock, Yvonne and Roger Connley, Omeo and Hillcreston Park stud manager Frank Wicks.
