Meat & Livestock Australia has compiled a list of resources to assist producers affected by flooding.
Meat & Livestock Australia has announced the appointment of Jason Strong as the new Managing Director.
The latest chapter of the popular ‘Australian Beef. The Greatest’ campaign, which reinforces and promotes the provenance and high quality of Australian beef, has been launched.
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Brian the Butcher is back in new ‘Australian Beef. The Greatest’ campaign, which reinforces and promotes the provenance and high quality of Australian beef.
With a hot summer following a dry 2018, farm advisor Cam Nicholson (pictured) talks through simple paddock assessments to help establish if your pastures will regrow or need renewing.
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The Phosphorus Challenge, that is. MLA’s seeking 100 northern beef producers to paddock-test the theories that good phosphorus management helps profit. Find out more about the challenge here.
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Meat & Livestock Australia’s (MLA) virtual reality Australian Lamb Paddock to Plate Story is set to hit the road in February for a three-month tour through the Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales.
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While the focus during the catastrophic flooding in north-west Queensland is naturally on the current emergency situation, MLA has started to consider the longer-term impacts on businesses, families and cattle supply.
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