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L.MSA.2208 - MSA Meat Science Course 2021-22

The MSA meat science course is a requirement of the MSA Standards for MSA coordinators at MSA-licensed plants to complete the training.

Project start date: 30 September 2021
Project end date: 29 December 2022
Publication date: 17 January 2024
Project status: Completed
Livestock species: Grain-fed Cattle, Grass-fed Cattle, Sheep, Lamb
Relevant regions: National

Summary

The consultants delivered two, one week-long MSA Meat Science training courses to participants.

Objectives

Delivery of the MSA meat science course which offers industry participants an opportunity to learn about the scientific factors affecting the eating quality of red meat, from production through to the consumer, with a focus on beef and sheepmeat.  The MSA meat science course is a requirement of the MSA Standards for MSA coordinators at MSA-licensed plants to complete the training.

Key findings

Thirteen people attended and completed the course in FY22. The February course was cancelled due to Covid-19.

Benefits to industry

The MSA meat science course offers industry participants an opportunity to learn about the scientific factors affecting the eating quality of red meat from production through to the consumer with a focus on beef and sheepmeat.

MLA action

This online summary will be published on the MLA R&D website.

Future research

This course will continue to be held in the future.

 

For more information

Contact Project Manager: Siobhan McDowell

E: reports@mla.com.au