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BEEF 2022 will finish with a forum where a panel of leading experts will address the key challenges facing beef farmers and the industry and how these can be addressed.
The ICSA has said that as neither the EU nor the Department of Agriculture have delivered a support package for beef farmers, higher prices are needed.
The positive correlation between meat consumption and overall health at a human population level is not sporadic, according to researchers in Australia.
Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) has set a target for Australian beef production to be carbon neutral by 2030 and already claims that sheep farming in the country is at net zero emissions.