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Industry NewsLast chance to register for Kimberley BeefUp forums22 March 2023FIND OUT MORE
This is your last chance to register for MLA’s popular BeefUp forums to be held in Broome on the 27 March and Kununurra on 31 March. MLA’s BeefUp forums provide a chance for producers, advisors, researchers and other experts to come together to share information and ideas to support the continued growth of beef businesses throughout Queensland, NT and WA. -
Industry NewsMLA’s popular BeefUp forum comes to the Kimberley21 March 2023FIND OUT MORE
On the 27th of March and 31st of March, Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) will be bringing the popular BeefUp forums to Broome and Kununurra respectively. -
On the way to carbon neutrality21 March 2023FIND OUT MORE
A key part of MLA’s Strategic Plan is driving research and development projects to help the red meat industry achieve its goal to be carbon neutral by 2030 (CN30). -
Adoption of research and technology remains crucial21 March 2023FIND OUT MORE
Meat & Livestock Australia is committed to working with producers around Australia to achieve our industry’s target of doubling the value of red meat sale by 2030. To do this, we must continue to tackle industry’s biggest challenges, such as low levels of adoption of proven management practices and technology, for which we are starting to see a significant step change. -
Industry NewsNew insights to tackle pasture dieback20 March 2023FIND OUT MORE
Two MLA-co-funded projects run by Queensland’s Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) have unearthed new findings about the causes of pasture dieback, and how best to manage it. -
Industry NewsThree ways to capitalise on your natural assets for better grazing09 March 2023FIND OUT MORE
Managing the natural resources on a livestock property is critical to the long-term productivity and sustainability of an enterprise. -
Industry NewsFertilising pastures boosts production02 March 2023FIND OUT MORE
A group of northern producers looking to improve property productivity used a Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) Producer Demonstration Site (PDS) to see if it’s economical to fertilise sown pastures – the results show it can be, with the right steps. Included in the project was Queensland beef producer Sam Haig (pictured) who has reaped the benefits of fertilising his pastures – including doubling carrying capacity – as a result of participating in an MLA PDS. -
ResourcesPDS Spotlight on Productive saltland pastures for southern WA13 February 2023FIND OUT MORE
This Producer Demonstration Site (PDS) aims to improve members’ knowledge and skills in the establishment, management, and benefits (profitability, productivity, and sustainability) of salt-tolerant forage systems on moderately salt-affected land for sheep producers in the Mediterranean zone of southern WA. -
Industry NewsImproved pastures, improved returns09 February 2023FIND OUT MORE
Based near Ebor on the Northern Tablelands of NSW, with a combined total of 4,050-ha, Richard and Kerryn Ogilvie run two mixed enterprise farms, ‘Te-Angie’ and ‘Forest Lodge’. Originally from South Australia, the Ogilvies run a Hereford stud as well as commercial Herefords, a composite prime lamb flock and trade cattle and lambs on their properties with their son Michael and his partner Claire. -
Industry NewsFive steps to make fertilising sown pastures pay03 February 2023FIND OUT MORE
A group of northern producers looking to improve property productivity used an MLA Producer Demonstration Site (PDS) to see if it’s economical to fertilise sown pastures – the results show it can be, with the right steps.
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