Shearquantity has recently conducted a survey to find out how the current shearing workplace looks like. Some of the answers are alarming, and the result hints at the growing number of drug or alcohol abuse in the field of work.

The shearing equipment and gear you choose are not only crucial to your business but also to the flock.

If you use the wrong bevel length of comb, it can harm the sheep and incur money and productivity loss. We understand how critical it is for business owners and shearers to choose the correct equipment and shearing gear.

Did you know we welcome authentic sellers to boost their business growth? Yes! Putting an extra focus on productivity, safety and operational excellence, we present you with a one-of-a-kind marketplace.

Shearers are the backbone of the Australian shearing industry. It is their hard work, dedication and expertise that helps the industry to continue. But novice shearers are not as proficient as seasoned ones. This is where the importance of training or induction for shearers becomes necessary.

The shearing industry continues to be an iconic part of the Australian economy. It is due to the ever-increasing demand from all around the world and the industry's willingness to meet it with world-class wool.

The iconic shearing industry in Australia has undergone significant changes over the years. Recently, the online stores for shearing equipment are increasing in the market. The sheer convenience such a marketplace brings is unrivalled. Online shopping is also a perfect way to save huge on the budget.

Safety is a key aspect of any workforce management, and your shearing business is no exception. With the appropriate policy and procedures implemented, employees can work productively. A better approach to safety policy is indispensable, without a doubt.

If you look forward to ensuring a safer workplace, remember the agricultural and shearing-related policy and procedures. 

Keith Wilson is a New Zealand based sheep shearer, who once held an unofficial world record for shearing 871 lambs in a nine hour working day in December 1999.

 And officially recognised as one of New Zealand’s Master shearers.

Besides, in a 24 hour shearing marathon, New Zealand's Alan MacDonald and Wilson machine shore 2,220 sheep at the Warkworth tourist pavilion New Zealand, raising funds for the then,Telethon.

The development of the Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Sheep (Sheep S&G) was an important initiative of all governments and sheep industries to guide the development of new, nationally consistent standards to enhance animal welfare arrangements in all Australian states and territories.