56 min
Market Access, Live Export, Language used and Consumers. Challenges and Opportunities Support and Resources for Sheep Producers with CEO Bonnie Skinner Farms Advice Podcast
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Bonnie Skinner, CEO of Sheep Producers Australia, discusses her non-traditional pathway into the sheep industry and the role of her organisation in representing and advocating for sheep producers. She highlights the need for a cohesive vision and strategic plan for the industry, as well as the importance of market access, biosecurity, and animal health. Skinner also addresses the challenge of promoting lamb, mutton, and hogget as premium proteins and the need for consistent quality and consumer education. She discusses the impact of live sheep exports and the concerns of the industry regarding the consequences for regional Australia and the national flock. The conversation covers various topics related to the sheep industry, including market access, live export, value-adding, and industry events.
Jack and Bonnie discuss the importance of live export to the Middle Eastern region and the challenges of finding alternative market solutions. They also highlight the need for innovation in product development and the importance of consistency and quality in the industry.
The conversation concludes with a discussion about the upcoming LambEx event and the support available to sheep producers.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:50 Advocating for Sheep Producers
09:45 Promoting Lamb, Mutton, and Hogget
28:56 The Impact of the Phase-Out of Live Sheep Exports
30:44 Ensuring Success and Sustainability in Sheep Production
30:47 The Importance of Live Export
40:53 Innovation and Value-Adding
46:39 Consistency and Quality
51:17 Industry Events like LambEx
55:39 Support for Sheep Producers
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Bonnie Skinner, CEO of Sheep Producers Australia, discusses her non-traditional pathway into the sheep industry and the role of her organisation in representing and advocating for sheep producers. She highlights the need for a cohesive vision and strategic plan for the industry, as well as the importance of market access, biosecurity, and animal health. Skinner also addresses the challenge of promoting lamb, mutton, and hogget as premium proteins and the need for consistent quality and consumer education. She discusses the impact of live sheep exports and the concerns of the industry regarding the consequences for regional Australia and the national flock. The conversation covers various topics related to the sheep industry, including market access, live export, value-adding, and industry events.
Jack and Bonnie discuss the importance of live export to the Middle Eastern region and the challenges of finding alternative market solutions. They also highlight the need for innovation in product development and the importance of consistency and quality in the industry.
The conversation concludes with a discussion about the upcoming LambEx event and the support available to sheep producers.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:50 Advocating for Sheep Producers
09:45 Promoting Lamb, Mutton, and Hogget
28:56 The Impact of the Phase-Out of Live Sheep Exports
30:44 Ensuring Success and Sustainability in Sheep Production
30:47 The Importance of Live Export
40:53 Innovation and Value-Adding
46:39 Consistency and Quality
51:17 Industry Events like LambEx
55:39 Support for Sheep Producers
Follow Farms Advice
Join the Farmers Only Facebook Group
Instagram
Twitter
TikTok
For more like this visit farmsadvice.com.au
Follow Jack on Instagram @cressy__ and Twitter @jcressw3
Support the podcast by sponsoring an episode so that we can pass on the #FarmsAdvice
Go to Sheep Producers Australia
Listen to Farm Yarns Podcast
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
56 min