Australian Sheep Breeders Associations and Societies

Australian Sheep Breeders Associations

Coopworth Sheep Society of Australia

The Coopworth breed had its origins in the 1950's and 1960's in the crossing of the Romney ewe with the Border Leicester ram to produce the F1 Border- Romney and the subsequent inter-breeding of them to give F2 and F3 generation progeny, which were then eligible to be known and registered as Coopworths.

Australian Corriedale Association

The Corriedale was simultaneously evolved in both Australia and New Zealand about 1874 by selectively breeding from cross bred progeny of pure Merino and Lincoln sheep.

Dorper Sheep Breeders Society of Australia

The Dorper sheep is a hardy, fertile, fast-growing meat breed, ideally suited to Australian conditions.

The Australian Poll Dorset Sheep Breeders Association Inc

The Poll Dorset is the largest terminal prime lamb sire breed in Australia - supplying over 70% of sires required annually by the industry.

Australian Finnsheep Breeders Association

Finnsheep will surprise you. Exceptional maternal traits, easy to farm, long-lived money spinners. Finnsheep have many benefits to the Prime Lamb Industry in Australia - Increased Lambing percentage, Super Lean Meat, Milking Ability, Lusterous White Wool, Longer Breeding Season, Ease of Lambing, Efficient Food Conversion.

Australian Association of Stud Merino Breeders

Information regarding Australian Stud Merino Breeders, merino sheep their history and information on sales and contact details of the National and State Merino Societies.

Australian Texel Stud Breeders Association Inc

For the pedigree breeder and commercial producer, Texels offer clear advantages in both quality and performance.

Victorian South Suffolk Society

The Victorian South Suffolk Society came into being shortly after 1972. This site contains all Australian Contact Info. / Breed History / Description / Standards / Victorian breeders Stud Info / Photos etc.

SuperBorders

$uperBorder$ are Border Leicesters with superior genes for lamb production. Breeders of $uperBorder$ rams are situated in most of the major sheep growing regions of Australia.

Australian White Suffolk Association

The White Suffolk was developed for Australian conditions from breeding programs involving the Suffolk breed, initially, crossed with a white breed (mainly Poll Dorsets).

Wiltshire Horn

A small group of stud sheep was imported from England to Western Australia in 1952 by the Crossthwaite family.

Australian Wiltipoll Association

The Wiltipoll is a new breed of sheep, recently developed in Australia from the Wiltshire Horn. It is a polled sheep that is bred for the production of prime lamb only.