PHOTO: Simon Quilty lays it out for local producers at the Shorthorn Futurity’s Beef Technology Day last week. PHOTO SUPPLIED.
MEAT and livestock industry analyst Simon Quilty has some hard-to-hear but important messages for producers - and consumers - of Australia's beef and lamb.
Speaking ahead of a visit to Futurity Pastoral's annual Beef Technology Day near Baradine last Wednesday 9 August, Mr Quilty told the Coonamble Times that despite wholesale meat prices dropping off a cliff, with grass-fed meat down 30 to 35 percent and grain . . .
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