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EDGEnetwork delivery - beef enterprise

Project start date: 30 October 2017
Project end date: 30 August 2019
Publication date: 03 December 2020
Livestock species: Grass-fed Cattle
Relevant regions: Western Australia, Queensland, Northern Territory

Summary

EDGE workshops are 2-3 day training sessions on nutrition, grazing land management, business and breeding that aim to increase producers knowledge and skills in grassfed beef productivity and efficiency.

The purpose of this project was to maintain EDGEnetwork delivery agreements (contracts) with qualified EDGE delivery organisations. This will ensure ongoing delivery of EDGE workshops, to improve producer knowledge and skills in managing a grassfed beef enterprise.

Benefits to industry

MLA's EDGEnetwork® offers practical learning opportunities to help producers gain knowledge and develop skills necessary to improve their livestock enterprises.

This educational and informative format encourages producers to expand their current expertise and learn new skills, be motivated by other producers and access the latest information. Producers gain the best of group and individual learning by working in small groups that enable them to receive personalised service.

The EDGEnetwork workshops have been developed by industry specialists and tested by producers Australia-wide to guarantee their quality and relevance.

More information

Contact email: reports@mla.com.au
Primary researcher: Beef Enterprise Advisory Services