Jayne Harkness-Bones

Ulster Wool has a number of shearing courses available

Instructors will be running courses between April and August

Jessica Wilson. (Pic: Ulster Wool)

Ulster Wool Scholarship award an industry first for the wool sector

Ulster Wool has a number of shearing courses available

Instructors will be running courses between April and August

Jayne Harkness Bones rolling wool. (Pic: UFU)

Shear Success: A guide to help farmers maximize wool’s value

Young Farmers' Clubs of Ulster agriculture environment and rural affairs committee members on their visit to the Ulster Wool Board. Picture: YFCU

YFCU committee in a fact-finding visit to the Ulster Wool Board

Jayne signing the declaration to become a freeman of the city of London.

Jayne can now drive sheep across London Bridge

Ulster Wool invites sheep farmers to Depot

Ulster Wool launches 2022 shearing and wool handling courses - How to book your ...

Jayne Harkness-Bones from Crumlin, Co Antrim who completed her Level 2 Agriculture Business Operations course in sheep production at Greenmount Campus in March 2021 pictured at her place of work at Ulster Wool in Muckamore.

CAFRE’s Level II Agricultural Business Operations Course

Muckamore Depot

Ulster Wool advice on collection sites

County Down collection centre accepting wool

Jack Robinson, Rachel Murphy, Jayne Harkness Bones, Willy Jones, John Murphy, Sam McConnell, Ian Montgomery, Gerard Kelly and Robert Harkness along with sponsors Gareth Jones from Ulster Wool and Marc Coppez from Randox. Photo by Aaron McCracken

RUAS team to attend Golden Shears World Championships

Ulster Wool open day planned

Collection service available fromUlster Wool

Head Grader Allen McIntosh in action at the Ulster Depot

Ulster Wool pays more for fleeces

Depot Manager Stephen Preston, grading some of this years clip at the Ulster Wool Depot

Time to get your wool to the depot
The Ulster Wool Depot is still in full swing grading tonnes of wool daily from farmers across Northern Ireland.
By The Newsroom