CSIRO Celebrates 30 Years of Northern Beef Research
AUSTRALIA - To celebrate 30 years of research, cattle producers have been invited to CSIRO’s JM Rendel Laboratory in Rockhampton, 20-21 August 2009, to learn about the latest beef research for Northern Australia and its future impact on the industry.
24 July 2009
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Organised by CSIRO, the Rendel Research Muster is a two-day information, discussion and networking event featuring presentations by scientists, industry representatives and producers.
The comprehensive program which focuses on science solutions for Northern Australia’s beef industry includes sessions on:
- Generating genetic answers
- Gearing up for greenhouse gas abatement and carbon trading
- Remote livestock and invasive pest management
- Panel Session; ‘How will my kids be running the property in 2030?’in2030?’
Presenters include key scientists and industry representatives from CSIRO, Meat & Livestock Australia; the Beef CRC; University of QLD; University of WA; Pfizer Animal Genetics; Observant Remote Monitoring Systems; Australian Agricultural Company (AAco); and prominent cattle producers.
The Rendel Research Muster will start at 1.00 pm on Thursday 20 August and continue into the evening with a BBQ and entertainment. The second day of the program kicks off at 8.30 am and concludes after the Panel Session at 4.00 pm.
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