British Wool does a lot of work on behalf of its wool producers. Over the last 12 months the global market for wool has undoubtedly been challenging. British Wool is working to modernise the business and improve efficiency at every possible level. With a new productivity approach in all depots, early signs are encouraging in terms of the savings which can be achieved. With this in mind wool producers learn more about how they can improve their clip in order to maximise the potential of their wool.

The Wool Lab project introduces competing students to the properties and qualities of British wool as a textile fiber. It is now more important than ever for farmers and industry bodies to work together to secure the future of British production.

NSA Sheep South West is a key event in the calendar for both British Wool and producers in the south west of England. It provides an opening to meet with those at the heart of the industry and to offer support and advice.

Such regional sheep events are extremely important as they offer British Wool a platform to communicate effectively with wool producers from across the region. They also give it the opportunity to discuss with producers how to improve their business, to discuss the latest wool market values and to demonstrate to them how they can add value to their wool.