WoolPoll is a voluntary vote of wool levy payers who have paid at least $100 in wool levies over the past three years.
Eligible voters have an opportunity to influence the levy rate and how much is invested by Australian Wool Innovation back into the industry through research, development and marketing activities.
WoolPoll chair Rich Keniry encouraged all eligible voters to talk to their families, farm managers, business partners and employees to get their view on what they want to invest in the industry.
“WoolPoll only comes around every three years, so it’s vital wool growers vote for a levy rate that suits them,” Mr Keniry said.
“Ultimately, you get what you pay for. WoolPoll is the best opportunity wool growers have to define what they pay and what they get back in return.”
“Eligible voters should visit wool.com/woolpoll to read about the options available to them, while also checking their contact details are up to date so they can receive the Voter Information Kit in September via mail.”
Voting opens on Friday, September 20 and closes on Friday, November 1.
For more information about WoolPoll24, and to read the Voter Information Memorandum, go to: https://www.wool.com/woolpoll
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