WELCOME TO POOGINOOK
Based in the Riverina NSW, Pooginook Merino and Poll Stud is one of Australia’s largest and most innovative producers of advanced, highly productive, dual-purpose, mules free Merinos, backed by +80 years of breeding experience and data.
To ensure our clients' profitability and success we use quality ASBV data and visual analysis to breed dual-purpose Merinos in our sustainable, ethical operation.
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Empowering Your Merino Business: Let's Build Success Together.
Meet Andrew Glover, our dedicated Station Manager at Pooginook, leading our merino breeding program. With extensive experience and a commitment to excellence, Andrew oversees all aspects of the station, from livestock management to farm development. Collaborating closely with our team, Andrew shapes marketing strategies and sets our Stud's genetic direction. Trust Andrew to optimise your breeding programs and thrive in the merino industry. Join us today for breeding success.
Our Future
Discover what's coming up for Pooginook. We host and attend a range of events, shows and field days throughout the year.
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Glenalla - Hazeldene Pastoral Company
Rob and Mandy Taylor
Grenfell, NSW
4,000 breeders600mm"Our family mixed farming operation has been using Pooginook genetics for over 40 years. The dual purpose merino enterprise produces heavy fleece weights consistently above 8.5kg of 20micron wool in adult sheep, with lambing percentages of 120%. High yielding carcases and early maturity contribute to strong meat sales, whilst surplus sheep are keenly sought after by restockers, making for a profitable package with various income streams. We have a focused breeding objective and match the ASBV’s when selecting rams."
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Gracemere Merinos
Rick and Jenny Robertson
Bengworden, VIC
3,000 breeders600mm"We aim to breed a fertile, plain bodied, uncomplicated and mules free sheep that thrives in our difficult environment. I don’t have any difficulty finding rams that suit my criteria because of Pooginook's big investment in DNA genomics and their strong focus on breeding a modern merino. In 2020 our ewes cut $70 worth of wool and 98% were scanned pregnant."