Border stud milestone

By Darryl Fernance and Margot Shannon
October 20 2014 - 6:30am
REASON TO CELEBRATE: NSW Minister Agriculture and Member for Burrinjuck Katrina Hodgkinson with Normanhurst Stud Principal Michael Corkhill (back right), sons Michael junior, Ashley and Tom Corkhill and Catherine Culley with their families around the top priced ram, Normanhurst’s Sydney Royal Easter Show Junior Champion Ram at the 50th anniversary sale. (Absent Julie Schofield and her family) (Photo by Margot Shannon.)
REASON TO CELEBRATE: NSW Minister Agriculture and Member for Burrinjuck Katrina Hodgkinson with Normanhurst Stud Principal Michael Corkhill (back right), sons Michael junior, Ashley and Tom Corkhill and Catherine Culley with their families around the top priced ram, Normanhurst’s Sydney Royal Easter Show Junior Champion Ram at the 50th anniversary sale. (Absent Julie Schofield and her family) (Photo by Margot Shannon.)

BREEDING Border Leicester stud rams for 50 years is only part of this Boorowa district family’s agricultural enterprise but the RB Corkhill Stud’s milestone achievement has come through market based goal setting and hard work.

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