Three outstanding young representatives from the lamb, sheep and wool industry were announced today as the winners of the LambEx 2018 Young Guns Competition, in Perth, Western Australia, today. High School category winner Lindsay Brown, Yanco Agricultural High School,...

WESTERN Australia’s largest lamb exporter WAMMCO International has played an integral part in LambEx, since the very first event in 2010. Almost a decade later, and WAMMCO remains a key supporter as a major event partner at LambEx 2018, which is set to return to Perth...

Four delegates at LambEx 2018 will share in the largest Win a Ewe Competition LambEx has ever held with 100 ewes up for grabs! The winners will share in either 50 Merino, 25 Ultra White, 25 Kojak or 25 Kelso ewes. The Stud Merino Breeders Association of Western...

Young Guns Finalists announced for LambEx 2018 Nine up and coming lamb industry advocates from across Australia have been named as finalists in the LambEx 2018 Young Guns Competition. Finalists in the early to mid-career producers and professionals (aged 40 years and...

LambEx 2018 today released its program featuring a fantastic line-up of international and Australian speakers who will present on an array of local and global issues for the sheep and lamb industry.

LambEx 2018 today released its program featuring a fantastic line-up of international and Australian speakers who will present on an array of local and global issues for the sheep and lamb industry.

Technology will inevitably change our way of doing sheep business in the next decade, according to Beef and Lamb New Zealand Independent Director Melissa Clark-Reynolds. Ms Clark-Reynolds was announced as a keynote speaker at LambEx 2018.

The biggest prize pool in its history will be up for grabs in the LambEx 2018 Young Guns Competition, with nine finalists and three winners to receive $13,000 worth of prizes at the event on August 5-7 in Perth, Western Australia.

Livestock producers will be urged to recognise the importance of building trust with consumers through shared values by internationally recognised CEO for The Center for Food Integrity, Charlie Arnot, announced today as a key note speaker at LambEx 2018 in Perth from August 5-7.

LambEx is welcoming two of the event’s longstanding features back to the 2018 conference – Fairfax Agricultural Media and the ‘Win-A-Ewe Competition’.