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by Pip Courtney

Zero-slaughter wool pays off for Tasmanian Nan Bray, who lets her sheep live out their days on her farm

Nan Bray moved to Tasmania in 1995 and fell in love with the state after a career in oceanography. (ABC Landline)

A Tasmanian woolgrower's radical move to stop selling older sheep for slaughter has delivered an unexpected bonus: a New York ethical fashion retailer is paying double for her superfine wool.

Several years ago, Nan Bray decided even if she lost a third of her income, her sheep would live out their days on her farm in Tasmania's central midlands.

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