Shan Goodwin

3 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Shan Goodwin

Dr Taylah Faulkner, who has just completed research, with colleagues, into beef producer sentiment around carbon neutral goals. Picture by Matilda Witt. Shifting the focus away from methane and more towards ways to reduce inputs and boost productivity on cattle operations might be the better way to get more beef producers on the carbon neutrality pathway, new research has found.

3 days ago | queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Shan Goodwin

International trade and economics expert Stephen Olson in Queensland this month for the Meat Processing and Export conference. Mr Olson is a former US trade negotiator. Picture Shan Goodwin. A steely resolve on the part of Australian beef exporters to United States tariffs is so far paying off, with reports filtering through that the US burger business is feeling enormous pain.

1 week ago | theland.com.au | Shan Goodwin

Brisbane-based researchers Dr Bradd Witt and Dr Taylah Faulker have been working on beef producer sentiment around carbon neutrality. Picture Shan Goodwin. Shifting the focus away from methane and more towards ways to reduce inputs and boost productivity on cattle operations might be the better way to get more beef producers on the carbon neutrality pathway, new research has found.

1 week ago | farmonline.com.au | Shan Goodwin

The ramifications of the ban on live cattle exports to Indonesia in 2011 are still being felt in the north, producers say. Picture NTCA. The long-running class action instigated by cattle live export producers and businesses whose livelihoods were devastated by a ban on their trade to Indonesia in 2011 is back in the Federal Court this week.

1 week ago | northqueenslandregister.com.au | Shan Goodwin

The ramifications of the ban on live cattle exports to Indonesia in 2011 are still being felt in the north, producers say. Picture NTCA. The long-running class action instigated by cattle live export producers and businesses whose livelihoods were devastated by a ban on their trade to Indonesia in 2011 is back in the Federal Court this week.