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[...] as time consuming or as costly overall. If you have a woody weed problem please contact your local Roberts agronomist through your local Roberts store. They can help advise on the best strategy to [...]

[...] some varieties of grasses can be used to also rejuvenate lucerne stands. Please contact your local Roberts agronomist or field representative for further information. Celie Blake Sales Agronomist [...]

[...] and target the spray towards the hole or crack where the spiders shelter.Talk to your local Roberts store staff in Tasmania, they can explain the various options available and can help you [...]

[...] , yellowish to olive green in colour with a black stripe on each wing margin. Talk to your local Roberts agronomist. We can help identify if you have a problem with Elm Leaf Beetle and can develop an [...]

[...] Tasmanian Elm trees are under attack from Elm Leaf Beetle. Tasmania is home to some of the finest specimens of English Elms in Australia, if not the [...]

[...] on some Elm trees in the state. Stressed and aged trees have a reduced capacity to cope with Elm Leaf Beetle attack. The continual defoliation of our older Elm trees combined with dry summers will [...]

[...] years (less the late 1990s peak) is our best picture of the next 30 years. Want more? Roberts clients receive Mecardo for free for 3 months – visit www.mecardo.com.au/roberts Andrew Woods [...]

[...] have historically resulted in price premiums increasing on year earlier levels. Want more? Roberts clients in Tasmania receive Mecardo for free for 3 months – visit www.mecardo.com.au/roberts Andrew [...]

[...] wool with high staple strength in the optimum 70-90 mm staple length range. Want more? Roberts clients in Tasmania receive Mecardo for free for 3 months – visit www.mecardo.com.au/roberts [...]

[...] of the A$ would help to offset some of this apparel fibre price weakness. Want more? Roberts clients in Tasmania receive Mecardo for free for 3 months – visit www.mecardo.com.au/roberts Andrew [...]

[...] in imports by the major processing countries over the past four years. What does this mean? Wool prices in US$ terms have declined since the start of 2014, with the fall gathering some pace in the [...]

[...] Graphic via Flickr Wool prices in Australia have been relatively stable in recent years, at good levels for over half of the [...]

[...] (both higher and lower). As price relativities between the different fibres stand at present, wool prices are fair value, which is the good news. The bad news is that apparel fibre prices are drifting [...]

[...] less to lose). What does this mean? The level of mid-break is uneven in its effect on wool prices. The greatest effect is on wool that has the potential to be upgraded into low grade “ [...]

[...] a year, to give the production system a chance to correct. Want more? Roberts clients in Tasmania receive Mecardo for free for 3 months – visit www.mecardo.com.au/roberts Andrew Woods Mercardo [...]

[...] 2015 and beyond. Author: Andrew Woods, writing for Mecardo Want more? Roberts clients in Tasmania receive Mecardo for free for 3 months – visit www.mecardo.com.au/roberts [...]

[...] in price premiums increasing on year earlier levels. Want more? Roberts clients in Tasmania receive Mecardo for free for 3 months – visit www.mecardo.com.au/roberts Andrew Woods Mercardo [...]

[...] strength in the optimum 70-90 mm staple length range. Want more? Roberts clients in Tasmania receive Mecardo for free for 3 months – visit www.mecardo.com.au/roberts Andrew Woods Mecardo  [...]

[...] Changes in supply are major driver of change in the basis; it is likely that the supply of 15.5 micron wool will fall in 2015 & supply of 21 micron rise. The dry spring this year has delayed this [...]

[...] recent years (read more at Where to for fine wool supply and premiums?). Volumes of 15 and 16 micron wool have been falling and, with reasonable seasonal conditions in 2015, this trend will continue. [...]

[...] premiums. Figure 1 shows the year-on-year change in a rolling 12-month supply of 15 to 17 micron wool (all the wool tested by the AWTA for 15 to 17 micron during the past 12 months compared [...]

[...] diseases in grapes in Tasmania please contact your local Roberts Horticulturalist. Brenden Green Roberts Ltd [...]

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[...] more like 2016. What does this mean? Extremely low fine wool premiums and relatively good 21 micron prices means that it is possible to consider hedging 16 micron wool, albeit for late 2105 and beyond [...]

[...] looks to be fair value in relation to prices for the main apparel fibres. Key points • 19 micron prices are projected to have some modest upside in the next couple of months. • From early 2015 [...]

[...] against 21 micron wool would flow to the grower. What does this mean? The decade lows for 15.5 micron prices and their basis to the 21 MPG throw up an opportunity for hedging this category. This means [...]

[...] Graphic via Flickr In August, Mecardo looked at price risk in the 19 micron category and suggested that the prospects, on balance, were for prices to lift by 100 cents come early [...]

[...] Ultrafine wool prices have been trading at very low levels as have premiums to the 21 micron category. The 15.5 micron price series is plumbing the low price levels seen in 2008-2009 and also in [...]

[...] wool prices continue to track sideways in such a fashion? Figure 1 shows the median merino micron category price (in A$ and US$). The median micron category is used as it represents the middle of the [...]