The many market impacts of the rain | Levy vote nears | How not to splatter a locust
From The Week in Beef · 33:26
Show by Beef Central
In this episode of The Week in Beef: Rain has boosted the EYCI to its highest point this year, Chris Howie joins us from the Dubbo saleyards. Beef Central’s Jon Condon shares what impact the rain is having on cattle supply for processors. As the vote for Cattle Australia's levy review nears, James Nason takes us into the peak body's annual conference. The new head of RMAC, Andrew Henderson explains his new role in the industry and why it cannot become complacent about fuel security. The number of the week looks at how fast you need to be going when driving through a plague of locusts, saleyard throughput in New South Wales, tick outbreaks in Queensland and how much a Captain in the Strait of Hormuz earns.
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