The Week in Beef

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The Week in Beef is a weekly update of all the biggest stories from the Australian beef industry. Hosted by Beef Central journalists Lydia Burton and Eric Barker, the podcast uses the company’s unique connection with stakeholders across the beef supply chain from paddock to plate to give you a short an easy to digest update on what is making news that week. The Week in Beef is proudly brought to you by Rabobank and Entegra

  1. 4日前

    Longer road to better beef | EPBC meetings start | Thailand’s big China plans

    The team head to Millmerran for the first of a series of workshops helping producers navigate the Federal Government’s updated environmental laws. AgForce head of industry development Josefine Pettersson explains why the meetings are important to the development of the laws. Ethan Mooney from Teys Australia talks about how a recent study will open up opportunities for cattle travelling long distances to access MSA graded branded beef premiums. Tambo producer Chris Turnbull explains how they have been making the big trip south to Victoria to enter high value markets. Beef Central South-East Asia columnist Dr Michael Patching discusses recent plans from Thailand to send large numbers of cattle into China. Number of the week looks at live export numbers and next week’s BeefEx conference on the Gold Coast.

  2. 9月10日

    This season’s silent assassin | Major stock theft | Changing NT property market

    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.

  3. 9月3日

    Tale of two seasons | Brahman gamechanger | Conflicting cattle markets

    Despite a strong cattle market there is a cautious optimism amongst producers given the different starts to spring producers across the country are facing. Guy Robertson, a stock and station agent in Western Victoria explains the incredible season in the south and Qld cattle producer Chris Skelton paints a picture of the drought in southern Qld. How many Australian beef producers are compliant with the European Union’s Deforestation Regulations which come into effect on 1 January? Beef Central’s Jon Condon explains.  Brahman breeder Sandy McCartney explains why bunk training weaners has been a gamechanger for his operation Number of the week looks at the export beef trimmings market and the Australian ICMJ team announcement.

  4. 8月27日

    Channel Country turn-off begins | Latest tariff changes explained | EYCI rallies

    In this episode of The Week in Beef: What is driving up the Eastern Young Cattle Indicator? MLA’s Alex Fry explains how reduced yardings in Qld have impacted the EYCI and Albury livestock agent Dave Benson shares how the season in the south is influencing the market. What do the latest changes to tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump mean for Australia? Beef Central Editor Jon Condon Big numbers of cattle are starting to move out of the Channel Country this week, nearly two months later than usual, which Quilpie livestock agent Sam Bartlett We will always love you - Dolly Parton.

  5. 8月20日

    Saleyard prices up | Calls to delay EPBC | Why is fuel expensive again?

    In this episode of The Week in Beef: Should saleyards be recognised and funded as nationally significant infrastructure? Independent consultant Charles Boog explains the benefits of reshaping how saleyards are viewed. There are calls for a one-year delay to the implementation of the new EPBC laws. Hear from Nationals leader Matt Canavan and NFF president Hamish McIntyre. RaboResearch Australia/New Zealand general manager Stefan Vogel gives an overview of how global conflicts are still putting pressure on oil and Australian fuel prices. Is cattle gestation really 283 days? Find out in Number of the Week.

  6. 8月13日

    Behind the JBS Indonesia deal | Levy shake-up | The two W’s driving the market

    In this episode of The Week in Beef: RaboResearch Australia/New Zealand manager Stefan Vogel explains how war is again having an impact on agriculture. Jon Condon gives an insight into JBS’s deal to sell a quarter of its Australian arm to the Indonesian Sovereign Fund. Cattle Australia deputy chair Adam Coffey explains why ag groups are frustrated by new guidance to help producers better understand the new Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation act. Cattle Australia CEO Will Evans gives an update on the group’s review of the cattle transaction levy. The number of the week looks at the paddock to palate awards and bull selling season.

  7. 8月6日

    Ekka 150 celebrations | The value of showing cattle | Shuld ag be defending immigration?

    In this special episode of The Week in Beef: RNA Councillors and beef committee members Gary Noller and Lachie Hart talk about the future of the Ekka through commercially relevant competitions and the 2032 Olympic Village. Long time Ekka exhibitor and Charolais breeder Ivan Price explains why he keeps coming back to the Ekka. And the number of the week talks migrant labour and the sale of Paraway Pastoral company.

  8. 7月30日

    Horse meat claims left go | Feral pig fines | Behind the F1 Wagyu rally

    In this episode of The Week in Beef: We look into a recent episode of Four Corners claiming Australian mince had horse meat in it and ask why the industry did not defend itself? F1 Wagyu prices have rallied in recent weeks, Jon Condon explains why. James Nason talks about the implications of Argentina gaining access to Indonesia. The new NSW Farmers president Rebecca Reardon expresses her concerns about feral pig management. Carbon developer Hamish Webb talks about a recent review of soil carbon.

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The Week in Beef is a weekly update of all the biggest stories from the Australian beef industry. Hosted by Beef Central journalists Lydia Burton and Eric Barker, the podcast uses the company’s unique connection with stakeholders across the beef supply chain from paddock to plate to give you a short an easy to digest update on what is making news that week. The Week in Beef is proudly brought to you by Rabobank and Entegra

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    Beef Central
  • 活躍年份
    2025年 - 2026年
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    63
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    The Week in Beef

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