On-farm certifications held: SustainaWOOL LPA/NLIS Authentico ZQRX ZQ NATIVA ResponsiWOOL (AWSS) RWS Other

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Sheep are monitored for health and welfare* Mortality records are kept for all sheep Only registered animal health products are used* Adequate food and water is available for all sheep* Sheep are provided with adequate shelter* Body Condition Score (CS) is monitored and sheep are maintained at CS 2 or above Dehorning, disbudding and substantial horn trimming are only conducted for animal welfare purposes and carried out by competent operators Whenever possible, all sheep on the property are free to display all natural behaviours Breech modification is not practiced on the property Sheep are mulesed using appropriate pain relief A plan is in place to transition to a non-mulesed enterprise Appropriate pain relief is used for tail docking procedures Appropriate pain relief is used for castration procedures Staff are trained in the responsible and humane handling of stock All efforts are made to minimise stress and chance of injury to sheep during handling and transportation* Completion of accredited sheep health and welfare training and/or workshops Sheep are managed from the risk of predation Pregnancy scanning is undertaken and ewes are differentially managed based on their pregnancy status Sheep are routinely vaccinated to prevent disease* Sheep are routinely monitored for parasites or disease and treated accordingly* Sheep are euthanised humanely in accordance with the Australian Animal Welfare Standards & Guidelines for sheep* Compliance with Australian Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) requirements

Undertake tree planting to increase native vegetation Commitment to zero deforestation (ie no trees or native vegetation cleared on the property) Control introduced pests and invasive species Protect conservation areas for native plants and wildlife Monitor native wildlife species on property Protect wetlands, waterways and riparian zones Where applicable, ensures no impact on threatened or endangered species Participation in a conservation program (e.g. Landcare, Greening Australia)

Completion of accredited carbon, methane or other climate-related traning or workshop Have measured GHG emissions for the property using carbon accounting or another process Renewable energy is generated and used on-farm Property generates carbon credits

Measure and monitor soil carbon Measure, monitor and manage soil nutrients Increase or maintain ground cover Practice no-till cropping, where applicable Practice rotational grazing and manage stocking rate to conserve ground cover and promote soil health

Water use efficiency and retention is maximised Undertake water quality testing and take remedial action where required

Hold a current ChemCert accreditation Chemicals are stored and disposed of responsibly in accordance with legislation* Appropriate application of pesticides and herbicides (minimum amount required in order to be effective) Records of chemical application kept in accordance with state guidelines*

Fully compliant with all Australian national and state WHS legislation and guidelines, including access to first aid resources and qualifications All staff have received adequate instruction and training for the responsible use of agricultural machinery and animal handling equipment Fully compliant with all Australian National and State Employment legislation*

All sheep on the property can be individually identified Mobs location on the property known at all times The property participates in the National Livestock Identification System Property is compliant with all animal health treatment withholding periods All fodder and supplements brought onto the farm are documented AWEX National Wool Declaration (NWD) is completed for all mobs A Wool Book (or similar) is kept as a record of all bales Bales are branded/marked to show ownership