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‘Too much to lose’: AgForce defends biosecurity on behalf of Queensland cattle producers

“Queensland has the largest cattle herd and therefore we have the most to lose if something goes pear shaped,” AgForce general president Shane McCarthy said.

Queensland’s peak representative body for rural producers is backing calls from Cattle Australia for an independent scientific review to reassess […]

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