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Rylington to have a field day Rylington Park will hold its annual field day this Friday, the first since the Shire of Boyup Brook took over management of the park.

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GIVEN THAT putting down the handpiece and taking up a position with Westcoast Wool & & Livestock in the Lower Great Southern and along the South Coast, Jeremy Cullen acknowledges he has a fantastic chance to do what he loves.Mr Cullen

has actually signed up with the business's wool agent Justin Haydock in the area, taking over the co-ordination of Westcoast's private purchasing service through the location, while Mr Haydock concentrates on the more comprehensive marketing of growers' wool clips.Mr Cullen

stated the lawn was greener in the area compared to his earlier family farming days on a wheat and sheep residential or commercial property at Canna, near Morawa, in the northern Wheatbelt.He worked in Perth and was released with the Army Reserves prior to the draw of farming led him south, where he learned to shear under the tutelage of his partner's dad and likewise after going to the Rylington Park Shearing School, near Boyup Brook.Mr Cullen said he had actually experienced a fantastic introduction to the area,

the company's clients and growers alike along with Mr Haydock."I have actually been on a high learning period to get a good grasp of things and it has

been terrific meeting with growers,"Mr Cullen said." Justin has a wealth of knowledge on wool and has actually been an outstanding coach.

"His previous shearing operate in the area and relationships that have formed with growers as a result have also been an advantage.Mr Cullen is servicing an area from Walpole to Tambellup and as far east as Mount Madden." I see this as an excellent career chance,"he said.Mr Cullen stated the lack of feed in recent times had actually impacted wool cuts through the area, however growers maintained

strong confidence in the wool market outlook.He said he was

enjoyed sign up with Westcoast Wool & Animals as a fast-developing, Western Australian-owned company with a great team of staff and agents.Mr Cullen stated the business's exporting division also provided the significant advantage of added ability when it comes to servicing growers and marketing their wool."The fact it is young, growing and achieving a lot is exciting,"he said." The company has a vision, lots of goals in place and it's exciting to be part of that."

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Calls for feedback on farm’s future Boyup Brook Shire Council is seeking submissions on the future of community-owned farm Rylington Park. On December 5, 2019, the council called for written submissions regarding the future of the farm, after a vote to seek public consultation was carried seven to two at an ordinary council meeting that occurred on November 21.

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Rylington Park Field Day flags farmers’ rights An agriculture research and training institution near Boyup Brook has thrown its gates open in an attempt to outline farmers’ rights if faced by trespass, animal activists or rural crime.