This season’s silent assassin | Major stock theft | Changing NT property market
From The Week in Beef · 33:33
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In this episode of The Week in Beef: Southern Queensland producer and climate mate Vicki Mayne gives an insight into the climate drivers she is looking at this spring. Colliers head of agribusiness transactions Rawdon Briggs talks property trends in Northern Australia. Will objective carcase measurement technology become a normal part of the beef industry to help increase yield? Peter McGilchrist, highly respected Professor of Meat Science, shares his thoughts. Number of the week explores the theft of 5500 Dorper ewes and rams in Qld and it's R U OK Day.
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