
The Week in Beef is a weekly update of all the biggest stories from the Australian beef industry. Hosted by Beef Central journalists Lydia Burton and Eric Barker, the podcast uses the company’s unique connection with stakeholders across the beef supply chain from paddock to plate to give you a short an easy to digest update on what is making news that week. The Week in Beef is proudly brought to y... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

In this episode of The Week in Beef:
• Cattle are on the move in Qld as the season deteriorates, many of them are passing through the Morven spelling yards, which manager Mick Smith says have been very busy.
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In this episode of The Week in Beef:
• The dry weather in Qld is forcing more cattle onto the market with a lot of cattle entering feedlots a bit lighter than normal. Livestock agent Bill Seeney explains the current cattle movements from western Qld... more
In this episode of The Week in Beef:
• We join you from BeefEx, Australia's flagship grain fed beef industry event, run by the Australian Lot Feeders Association, held every two years. The conference brings together the entire grain fed supply chain... more
• The team head to Millmerran for the first of a series of workshops helping producers navigate the Federal Government’s updated environmental laws. AgForce head of industry development Josefine Pettersson explains why the meetings are important to t... more
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A weekly briefing on the Australian beef industry, focused on market movements, policy developments, and on-the-ground conditions across paddock to plate. Episodes consistently blend market analysis, live export updates, regulatory changes, and regional insights from producers, industry journalists, and industry associations. Notable strengths include timely coverage of regulatory shifts (EPBC, labeling, tick management), live export dynamics, and a strong emphasis on regional perspectives from Northern and remote cattle sectors. Sponsorships from major agribusiness lenders and service providers are integrated, offering practical context for listeners in farming, processing, and supply-chain roles. This show is likely to appeal to professio... more
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Recent guests on The Week in Beef include:
1. Ian McLean
2. Jack Blaine
3. Arnel Corpaz
4. Gavin Carr
5. Amanda Murphy
6. Grant Garey
7. Zac McGee
8. Teek Carmichael
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