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February 2009
"DANBURY" AMM
Auction
Bendemeer, NSW
to be held Tuesday, 3rd February 2009
To view sale details & Ram Catalogue go to Ram & Ewe Sales
2008 Annual
Keri-Keri Ram Sale
held Monday, 1st September 2008
For results & photos go to Events
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Welcome to Keri-Keri Merinos.
AMM X Keri-Keri Rams Sale
On Tuesday 16th December 2008 Keri-Keri in conjunction with the Australian Meat Merino (AMM) held a ram auction at "Danbury", Bendemeer, NSW.
All AMMxKeri-Keri rams were cleared at an average price of $1,400.00.
For a sale summary & photographs on the day, go to the Events Section.
Keri-Keri Ram Sale - September 2008
The fith annual on property Keri-Keri Ram Sale was held on Monday, 1st September 2008.
It has been a difficult time putting a line of sale sheep together in such dry conditions.
58 of the 60 rams sold on the day. The average sale price was $1,023.28 to a top of $2,200.00, twice.
Many thanks again to all those involved in the sale and those who supported us by purchasing rams.
For a sale summary & photographs on the day, go to the Events Section.
Please feel free to ring Andrew at anytime to discuss private ram purchases.
Keri-Keri Surplus Ewe Sale
Unfortunately due to our continued drought conditions - Keri Keri won't have any ewes in the 2008 Swan Hill Blue Ribbon Sale, scheduled for 23rd October 2008.
The season hasn't improved at all & this development is out of our control. To discuss ewe sales please contact Andrew on (03) 5034 0591.
Semen Sires
Ram Keri-Keri 5046 is currently at Riverina Genetics having semen collected - his semen will be qualified for domestic & export use. Details & photos of this new semen sire will be loaded onto the website shortly.
Our other semen sires are still available for viewing at Semen Sales.
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Keri-Keri sheep have proved themselves – naturally. During the 2002/2003 drought only weaners were fed a basic maintenance ration – all adult sheep had to survive on their own. They survive and thrive in a fully natural habitat of extreme plains conditions.
This success is due to the fact that the first priority in selecting sheep on Keri-Keri is “survival”. We have experienced below average to drought seasons since 1989. It has been a great opportunity to see how the sheep performed under harsh conditions.
Since the early 1970’s Keri-Keri has used “dual purpose” to describe our sheep. The term now is widely used and old fashioned.
The Keri sheep are “profit purpose”, which better describes their abilities.
 For more information on Keri-Keri please enter our website.
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