Semen Sire Challara 150245 has been entered in the 2018 Drop Balmoral Vic. Sire Evaluation, 2018 Drop Muresk W.A. Sire Evaluation and the 2018 Drop S.A Sire Evaluation. The early results from progeny in the Balmoral trial is encouraging. Full results should be available by September. The progeny of the Terrick West semen sire bought … Continue reading Semen Sire Challara 150245 has been entered in the 2018 Drop
ON PROPERTY RAM SALE Thursday 6th September Inspection from 10am. Starts 1pm Ron & Deanna Wilkinson PH: 08 9652 9062 F: 08 9652 9189 Sheep Classer: Bill Walker 0428 973 804 Download the Challara Sale Catalogue 2018 Please note some important amendments to this year's catalogue values "I am sorry to have to do this, … Continue reading CHALLARA POLL MERINO STUD RAM SALE – 6 Sept 2018
“I like the Challara sheep because they’re not only fertile, but also really good doers and they have a nice plain body on them." “It’s ironic because years ago we had plain-bodied sheep and then made a decision to try and get a bit more skin onto them and we suffered for it, so now we’ve come full circle back to a plain-bodied animal." … Continue reading NAMBUNG station, a valued Client of Challara
by: KANE CHATFIELD The Wilkinson family, Challara stud, Badgingarra, who previously sold their surplus ewes at the Moora fixtures, was the sale’s volume vendor offering 1329 September shorn Challara blood ewes aged from 1.5 to 5.5-years-old. They topped the sale with a line of 146 4.5yo ewes selling at $150 to Greg Wootton, Primaries Badgingarra, who was representing Lane Farming, Wongan Hills. Read the full article Spring shorn ewes … Continue reading Spring shorn ewes top $150 at Eneabba – Farm Weekly 26 Oct 2017
By MAL GILL HOGGET lambs producing 110 millimetre long wools in only nine months of a low feed year like this is considered an endorsement of their methods by the Wilkinson family, Badgingarra. Their Challara Merino stud and commercial hogget lambs, shorn in December, and ewes, shorn in late March, went through the shearing shed again five weeks ago and produced 84 bales of wool sold … Continue reading Six-month shearing cycle pays dividends -Farm Weekly
By CATHERINE MILLER $18,000 second top-priced ram to Peter Wilkinson, Challara stud, Badgingarra. NEARLY 100 registered bidders from across Australia converged on the 2017 Classings Classic ram sale at Murray Bridge, South Australia on Monday, with rams selling to South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria and WA. And the best was saved until last at the multi-vendor ram sale, with a wildcard entry from White River stud, Poochera, South Australia. The … Continue reading Murray Bridge wildcard hits $21,000 – Farm Weekly 14 Sept 2014
By COURTNEY WALSH THERE was no shortage of competition in the bidding last week at the Challara Poll Merino stud on-property ram sale at Badgingarra, where prices hit a top of $3800. In fact values were up on all fronts for the stud, with despite one less ram selling under the hammer in comparison to last year, the top price, gross and average were all … Continue reading $3800 top for Challara on-property sale – Farm Weekly September 14, 2017
WITH a positive outlook for sheep meat and wool, the opportunity to invest in quality Merinos has never been greater. The evolution of the Merino ewe over the past 15 years has achieved a level of production and ease of management that make the Merino the dam of choice. At the Challara Poll Merino stud, the focus on producing the most productive ewe that is easy to manage … Continue reading Challara leads the Merino ewe evolution – Farm Weekly 24 August 2017
Prospective buyers will notice an improvement in the Merino Select figures this year. This is due to the pedigree information is much higher than last year and a few other factors lifting the standard. Even though it has been a challenging year in many areas in W.A this year, I want to encourage Merino Sheep … Continue reading Improvement in the Merino Select figures this year
AS a dedicated Merino stud breeder, I am concerned about some issues within the wool industry. Firstly, I want to ask the question to all wool producers - why do you breed Merino sheep? And if they are important to your farm business, what type of Merino sheep will make you more money? Are you … Continue reading Peter Wilkinson Comments in the Farm Weekly -October 2016
