Improving the performance of beef production systems in northern Australia – Part 2

Improving the performance of beef production systems in northern Australia – Part 2

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Low cost strategies to build the resilience of beef production systems in northern Australia

This is the second of two webinars developed from analyses undertaken in the Fitzroy and northern Gulf catchments of Queensland and the Katherine region of the Northern Territory.

In this webinar Fred Chudleigh (former Agricultural Economist, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Toowoomba) identifies the value of low cost strategies aimed at improving the resilience of the beef herd.

Topics covered include the value of managing breeder body condition, optimising your female culling strategy and identifying the best age to sell steers. Assessing the breakeven value of producing weaner steers in the Northern Gulf is also discussed. 38:59 published 8 July 2018 by FutureBeefAu.

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Date published:

July 11, 2018

Date reviewed:

December 10, 2024

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