Riding the beef rollercoaster for the next few years 

WITH a dry summer expected, Simon Quilty from Global Agritrends recently delivered a talk at the Pasture Agronomy Services seminar at Wagga Wagga where he highlighted the needed for skilled beef processing labour in the coming years. Photo: SUPPLIED.
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AUSTRALIAN beef producers can expect a two-year holding pattern on cattle prices as drought conditions widen, processing sector labour shortages persist, and a huge stockpile of meat in Asian freezers start to thaw.

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