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Students taught shearing basics

Year 11 students Aaron Taylor and Eamon Tomney learn how to care for shearing handpieces. (Supplied)
Bev Story

Cleve agricultural students gained a good basic understanding of shearing sheep and wool handling during a recent week of hands-on […]

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