A new report has revealed disease prevention strategies used in high-income countries significantly improve agricultural productivity and reduce emissions.

The Oxford Analytica paper found benefits from modern animal husbandry technology include increased yield and nutritional value from meat.

Rural reporter Ella Smith spoke to Cattle Australia Chief Executive Luke Bowen about what findings the report made, and what it says about the role Australia's livestock industry will play into the future.

A new report has revealed disease prevention strategies used in high-income countries significantly improve agricultural productivity and reduce emissions.
The Oxford Analytica paper found benefits from modern animal husbandry technology include increased yield and nutritional value from meat.
Rural reporter Ella Smith spoke to Cattle Australia Chief Executive Luke Bowen about what findings the report made, and what it says about the role Australia's livestock industry will play into the future.

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