It’s said if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys. So why is it that Australia’s grass-fed beef industry, now valued by more than $20 billion, and producing 3 million tons a year, largely reliant on volunteers to represent the industry. That’s the question being put to the industry by Cattle Australia Chair and NSW beef producer Garry Edwards.

Let's take a look at livestock markets with RMA Network livestock analyst Chris Howie.

Australia’s beef industry is in the process of developing a national multibreed genetic evaluation platform. But the single most dominant breed Angus doesn’t want to play ball.

The CSIRO has looked at current and emerging tools to reduce the on-farm greenhouse gas emissions of the Australian agricultural sector.

It&rsquo;s said if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys.&nbsp;So why is it that Australia&rsquo;s grass-fed beef industry, now valued by more than $20 billion, and producing 3 million tons a year, largely reliant on volunteers to represent the industry.&nbsp;That&rsquo;s the question being put to the industry by Cattle Australia Chair and NSW beef producer Garry Edwards.
Let's take a look at livestock markets with&nbsp;RMA Network livestock analyst&nbsp;Chris Howie.
Australia&rsquo;s beef industry is in the process of developing a national multibreed genetic evaluation platform. But the single most dominant breed Angus doesn&rsquo;t want to play ball.
The CSIRO has looked at current and emerging tools to reduce the on-farm greenhouse gas emissions of the Australian agricultural sector.

The Country Today podcast focuses on breaking rural news, including daily interviews with farming and argi-business leaders, analysts, inventors, suppliers, politicians and much more. Hosted by Libby Price, who has spent over 30 years covering agribusiness, Libby is joined by a team of experienced rural-based journalists to present the show each day.

The Country Today podcast focuses on breaking rural news, including daily interviews with farming and argi-business leaders, analysts, inventors, suppliers, politicians and much more. Hosted by Libby Price, who has spent over 30 years covering agribusiness, Libby is joined by a team of experienced rural-based journalists to present the show each day.