The book progresses systematically, first examining the genetic evolution of Australian sheep breeds, including the selective breeding practices that enhanced wool quality. It then delves into land management, analyzing the environmental impact of grazing and the evolution of sustainable farming approaches. Finally, it explores trade policies and how government regulations solidified Australia's position in the global wool market.
This approach offers a unique, multi-layered perspective, blending historical analysis with economic and environmental considerations, making it valuable for anyone interested in Australian history and economics.