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SUMMARY:Resilience in agriculture workshop for primary producers
DESCRIPTION:Primary producers in Texas are invited to a free ‘Resilience in agriculture’ workshop with the Queensland Farmers’ Federation. \nWorkshop topics include: \n\nPractical soil assessment\nFarm business planning\nFlood management planning\nQRIDA funding availability\nCotton Australia update\nRural Financial Counselling Service and Business Wellness program\nQ&A with various industry members and representatives.\n\nRegistrations close Friday 14 June. \nFor more information and to register CLICK HERE.
URL:https://futurebeef.com.au/event/resilience-in-agriculture-workshop-texas/
LOCATION:Texas Sports Complex\, Middleton Street\, Texas\, Queensland\, 4385\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Past event
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Preparation for transport - effects on cattle performance and health for the supply chain
DESCRIPTION:Transporting & handling livestock is a specialist task and one which the whole supply chain relies on to be performed safely\, efficiently\, and professionally to protect our animals\, staff and stakeholders. The transport industry recognises that the livestock industry needs to work in a collaborative manner to ensure cattle are set up for the next person in the supply chain\, and in doing so there is a need to understand what the next destination requires of those animals and prepare them appropriately. \nTo put this into some context\, Queensland currently has 10.7 million head of cattle which equates to 44% of the national herd\, on a regional basis Central Queensland’s Fitzroy basin area easily has the most cattle in Australia totalling 2.523 million head. Queensland’s top agricultural export commodity value in 2020/21 was $4.84 Billion worth of red meat. That’s a lot to digest\, but this highlights the scale\, productivity\, and efficiency of our road freight sector for livestock. \nSo\, carting livestock from A to B sounds simple\, but there is a lot that goes on behind the scene and that’s why the transport hub has been developed by industry for industry. Safe\, efficient and humane livestock transport improves outcomes for livestock\, boosts profits for the supply chain and facilitates industry sustainability. \nIn this BeefConnect webinar\, join Rick Young (NAPCO’s Supply Chain Manager) when he discusses and outlines the importance\, and dollar value attached to good animal handling and preparation for transport while also being proactive in our future strategic planning. \nRegister now to join the webinar to expand your knowledge and receive some important information on good animal handling and preparation for transport.
URL:https://futurebeef.com.au/event/webinar-preparation-for-transport/
LOCATION:Qld
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