Objective measurement for the beef industry took a step forward with the commissioning of beef DEXA technology at Teys Australia’s Lakes Creek processing plant at Rockhampton.
Celebrating the diversity of beef, including the 'hidden gems' of the beef carcase, was the focus of MLA’s chefs and butchers at Beef Australia 2018.
Catch up on all the action from Beef Australia 2018, from 360 degree immersive technology to celebrity chef demonstrations, this year’s event had it all.
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MLA is investing $60.7m on behalf of grassfed cattle producers in 2017-18.
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Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) has launched a fresh round of beef marketing activities under its domestic Beef marketing platform ‘Australian Beef the Greatest’ focusing on promoting the convenience and versatility of Australian beef – particularly as a mid-week meal option.
With winter approaching, many cattle producers will be forced into the decision of whether to feed cattle through, sell cattle or put out on agistment in areas which have been lucky enough to score some rain recently.
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The Livestock Data Link app has two new features to help beef producers maximise carcase value and improve genetic gain.
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Based on Ireland's experience, David Cromie says that a simple platform can be created containing profit-driving beef genetic information along with production and carcase data.
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A four-part series of videos focusing on goat nutrition has been released by Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) to help goatmeat producers plan their annual feeding programs.
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