Sheep have been a fundamental component of the agricultural economies of Australia and New Zealand for centuries, providing wool, flesh, and by-products that are essential to industries worldwide. The wool trade has been anchored by the emblematic Merino sheep, which is synonymous with the production of exquisite fleece. Nevertheless, the sheep farming industry is undergoing a transformation that has the potential to revolutionize the industry: the emergence of sheep that discharge their wool.
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