Developed to inform levy payers, peak industry councils, the Australian Government and the wider industry about MLA’s planned work program in 2016-17.
The 2016 Red Meat Industry Forum and Annual General Meeting will offer producers the latest insights into industry innovations and global market developments.
Here's a practical guide on how to assess the reproductive fitness of your bulls in preparation for joining.
Meat & Livestock Australia Ltd (MLA) strives to be the recognised leader in delivering world-class research, development and marketing outcomes that benefit Australian cattle, sheep and goat producers.
Working in collaboration with the Australian Government and wider red meat industry, MLA's mission is to deliver value to levy payers by investing in initiatives that contribute to producer profitability, sustainability and global competitiveness.
The new regional consultation model gives producers direct input into MLA’s R&D priorities.
Click on the icons below to find out more about how MLA invests in research & development and marketing on behalf of producers. Funding comes from transaction levies paid on livestock sales, the Australian government and voluntary contributions from industry partners.
MLA is investing $67.6m on behalf of grassfed cattle producers in 2016-17.
MLA is investing $12.7m on behalf of grainfed cattle producers in 2016-17.
MLA is investing $45.6m on behalf of sheepmeat and lamb producers in 2016-17.
MLA is investing $1.3m on behalf of goat producers in 2016-17.
MLA is investing $43.8m on behalf of supply chain levy payers in 2016-17.
The 2016 Spring Lamb campaign continues the ‘You never Lamb alone’ platform and highlights lamb’s role in a modern and diverse Australia. It proves that there is no other meat that brings people together quite like lamb.
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Meat & Livestock Australia has announced a packed program of events at the 2016 Red Meat Industry Forum and Annual General Meeting, offering producers the latest insights into industry innovations and global market developments.
Read MoreSheep producers could significantly increase lamb weaning percentages from autumn-joined ewes by having them graze lucerne during joining.
Read MoreBeef producers particularly in southern Australia need to be vigilant now and in coming weeks to minimise stock losses from bloat as near perfect conditions align for strong legume growth.
Read MoreHow does goat trading stack up vs other enterprise types? Find out more here
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