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Morley pleased with full clearance

Morley Stud’s Justin and Leonie Mills, buyer Jim Snodgrass, Nutrien's Justin Thompson and Elders' Mick Noble with the top-priced ram at Morley’s on-property auction. (Bev Story: 428820_01)
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Morley Stud principal Leonie Mills was delighted to sell all 50 poll merino rams offered at the stud’s on-property sale […]

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