Red Meat Updates – Friday, 23 July 2021
The 8th annual Red Meat Updates was held on Friday, 23 July 2021 at the Tramsheds Function Centre, Launceston. After postponement in 2020, the 2021 event sold out in 48 hours, with over 260 red meat producers and industry members attending.
The theme for Red Meat Updates in 2021 was ‘profit-driven decisions for the future’ and presentations on the day covered topics in the areas of sheep, beef, business, and irrigated and dryland pastures.
Red Meat Updates would not be possible without our event sponsors and the working group greatly appreciate their continued support.
Red Meat Updates 2021 conference proceedings
Presentations
Red Meat Champions
Rabobank Industry Innovator:
Future proofing our workforce, it’s everyone’s role – Clare Peltzer, Logan, TAS
Newton & Henry Gate to Plate:
Avoiding the sale yards: lessons learnt from direct marketing – Guy Robertson, Mount Gnomon Farm, TAS
Sheep Updates – sponsored by Zoetis
Using individual animal management to maximise profit and efficiency – George Nichols, Nutrien Ag Solutions, TAS
Carcass monitoring in processing plants & what this means for lamb suppliers – Dr Bruce Jackson, veterinary consultant, TAS
Beef Updates – sponsored by Landfall Angus
Where do trace elements fit in beef production systems? – John Webb-Ware, Mackinnon Project, VIC
Prioritising investment in beef businesses – Hilary Bunny, Aggregate Consulting, NSW
Getting down to business
Business analysis for better decision making – David McLean, Resource Consulting Services, QLD
Irrigated Pasture Updates – sponsored by PGG Wrightson Seeds
The costs associated with compromising perennial pastures – Basil Doonan, Pinion Advisory, TAS
Worm management for sheep and cattle under irrigation – John Webb-Ware, Mackinnon Project VIC
Dryland Pasture Updates – sponsored by Barenbrug
Getting your grasses rooted for the long run– David McLean, Resource Consulting Services, QLD
Pasture utilisation: Breaking the per 100mm rainfall barrier – Steve Crawford, Lackrana Grazing, TAS
Virtual Farm Tour – sponsored by Nutrien Ag Solutions
This year we visited the picaresque Flinders Island to catch up with Chris Macqueen from ‘Skyhaven’ and Tom Youl from ‘The Quoin’. This year’s Virtual Farm Tour was sponsored by Nutrien Ag Solutions and we greatly appreciate their continued support.
Watch the 2021 Virtual Farm Tour
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