In this episode of The Week in Beef:
- Red meat exports caught up in the Middle Eastern conflict, Beef Central publisher James Nason runs through the implications for Australian agriculture.
- Jon Condon explains the latest decision on a proposal change the breed description of cattle going into Angus beef brands.
- With cattle ticks wreaking havoc in recent times, producer Ivan Hay explains how much an outbreak costs.
- And the number of the week looks at the export share of Australian beef, Australia’s fuel supply, huge investment in regenerative agriculture and the total value of Australian agriculture.
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Previous Week in Beef episodes
26 February – Major feedlot sold | Murray Watt on EPBC | Floods headed for the channels
19 February – Agents address ticks | Australia’s biggest US export | Toyota ad pulled up
12 February – Rain in the red centre | Questions over EPBC | The rise of Brazilian beef
5 February – Forgotten capacity issue | Pre-vaccination surge | Tick numbers cross the line
29 January – Floods | Fires | Forward predictions | Frank’s inspiring journey to OAM
22 January – Heifers shine at weaner sales | LSD in Bali | Gun buybacks coming