Diversity key to tackling climatic extremes for beef

Shan Goodwin
August 29 2019 - 6:00pm
FERTILITY FOCUS: Genomic and semen testing are used to select for fertility at Michael Lyon's Wambiana Station in northern Queensland.
FERTILITY FOCUS: Genomic and semen testing are used to select for fertility at Michael Lyon's Wambiana Station in northern Queensland.

DIVERSITY will be the key to tackling increased climatic extremes for beef operators and it will need to encompass not only plants and animals but markets and income streams.

Shan Goodwin

Shan Goodwin

National Agriculture Writer - Beef

Shan Goodwin steers ACM’s national coverage of the beef industry. Shan has worked as a journalist for 30 years, the majority of that with agricultural publications. She spent many years as The Land’s North Coast reporter and has visited beef properties and stations throughout the country and overseas. She treats all breeds equally. Contact 0427686187. E: s.goodwin@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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