What is The Charmac?

We were fortunate to start with a base of a plain-bodied merino developed by the...

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How will it be used?

The main criteria for the Charmac Market Plan involves seeking expressions of interest from...

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What does the future hold?

The Charmac Merino Stud Launch on 12.10.10 was the first step in introducing the Charmac Merino...

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Latest news

Monday, October 25, 2010

A US-based animal rights group has persuaded two...

Monday, October 25, 2010

THE Australian wool industry's commitment to end...

Monday, October 25, 2010

A US-based animal rights group has persuaded two...

Monday, October 25, 2010

THE Australian wool industry's commitment to end...

The Charmac Merino Story

Leon Martin with the support of his family has taken on a unique opportunity to breed Merino Sheep with a naturally clean breach in an effort to help Australia be proactive in meeting the challenge of improving the image of wool. Every effort, no matter how big or small, will be instrumental in meeting this challenge that has been set by the northern hemisphere Fashion Industry and influential Animal Welfare Organisations.

In meeting this challenge, the Wyanga Flock No.4842 was purchased in June 2010 from the Dutton Family or Uralla, New South Wales.