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Producers’ research needs on agenda at Beef2024

NABRC Regional Beef Research Committee chairs Rob Pearce from Mernoo Station, Ilfracombe, Catriona Pearce from ‘Bannockburn’, Morinish; and Richard Cox from Cracow Station, Cracow, were at the CQU stand during Beef2024. Picture: SUPPLIED

The North Australia Beef Research Council (NABRC) and CQUniversity teamed up at Beef2024 to provide producers the opportunity to help […]

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