Australian 2015-16 Wool Is Expected To Reduce Production To 330 Million Kg

Recently, "Australia China finance and economics online" reported that the Australian Wool Production Forecasting Committee (AWPFC) chairman Pattinson (Russell Pattinson) said that due to the current quarter sheep The slaughter rate of lamb will increase and the number of sheep may be further reduced. Therefore, the Committee expects that the wool production in fiscal year 2015-16 will be reduced by 2.7% to 332 million kg over the 2014-15 fiscal year. In the next quarter, the number of sheep in Australia may be 3.5% to 69 thousand and 100 fewer than the first quarter of this year. In the 2014-15 fiscal year (as of June 31st this year), the output of raw wool will remain unchanged from 2014 in fiscal year to 341 million kg.

AWPFC said that in the 2015-16 fiscal year, New Zealand's wool production will lead all over Australia. It is expected to produce 128 million 100 thousand kilograms of fat containing wool, leading to Victoria (71 million 900 thousand kg), Western Australia (66 million 400 thousand kg) and Nan'ao (56 million 100 thousand kg). The output of Queensland wool is expected to decline 24.8% to 810 kg. Pattinson said that although Australia this year Sheep quantity It will drop slightly, but at present, the production situation of many wool producing areas in Australia is better. The average wool output of single sheep will increase. The wool producing areas with better production conditions include Southern Xinzhou, northern Nan'ao and some parts of Victoria.

AWPFC pointed out that Australian wool Inspection Bureau (AWTA) data show that in the first 9 months of fiscal year 2015, fineness of 17.5 microns and below the wool production has been reduced, fineness of 18-19 microns, 22-23 microns and wide wool (fineness of more than 27 microns above) production of wool has been improved. This result has resulted in an average fiber diameter of 0.2 microns in Australian wool so far.

The Australian Wool Production Forecasting Committee made the above analysis by integrating the opinions of the branches, farmers, brokers, private contractors, state agriculture representatives and AWTA representatives. Data came from the Australian Wool Exchange (AWEX), wool exporters, the Australian Bureau of Agricultural Resources Economics (ABARES), the Australian Statistical Bureau (ABS), the Australian wool inspection agency, and the Australian meat and Animal Husbandry Association (MLA).

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