The Week in Beef team this week look into Australia’s largest ever feedlot transaction, the legacy of the sellers and how it fits in with the buyers.
Japanese-owned Rangers Valley was purchased by Stanbroke last week for what is believed to be $400m. The property has a feedlot, beef brands and extensive farming and grazing country. Plus:
- Meat & Livestock Australia managing director Michael Crowley explains how consumer survey respondents are saying they want to eat more beef.
- Josh Rich from Central Queensland-based Wagyu supply King River talks about his family’s journey towards branded beef success
- The number of the week talks rain in Victoria, country speed limits and fuel security.
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Previous Week in Beef episodes
- 16 October – Cattle market changing | $250k feedlot manager | why not beef for Christmas?
- 9 October – Beef supply concerns at Anuga | Dept grilled on reforestation numbers | Our numbers of the week
- 2 October – Innisfail abattoir bought, US beef to Australia, Zanda McDonald tribute
- 25 September – Live ex prices up, feedgrain prices down, frustration as compliance builds
- 18 September – Lotfeeders give numbers of the week, grey area in producer transport duties