They buy them in stores or on-line
People on remote sheep and cattle stations in outback Australia still buy their clothing from the shops in towns. People living in particularly remote areas may only get in to the nearest town once a month. However, most sheep stations are located within 100 km of a town, and it's not hard for them to get in to town more often. These people may also wait to purchase clothing and larger items such as manufactured goods until they can make a trip to a major town or city, which is several hundred kilometres away. This may occur every six months or so.
They either grow or farm their food.
People on sheep stations rely on bore water for their stock. A windmill pumps up water from the Great Artesian Basin into troughs or tanks. These windmills can sometimes extend to a depth of a hundred feet or more.
sheep's are important because because there fur is used for clothing sometimes
Sheep Stations
In New Zealand, we call them sheep STATIONS
Cattle ranches in Australia are commonly referred to as cattle stations, while sheep ranches are known as sheep stations. These properties are typically large-scale agricultural enterprises that focus on the breeding and raising of cattle or sheep for meat production.
Yes. There are sheep stations in South Australia.
they buy it
A sheep station is just another word for a farm. The sheep are raised and bread in fields outside (but the fields are large).
He's another sheep in wolves' clothing.
The sheep that Australia was once said to be riding on the back of, was the Merino.