In this special episode of the Week in Beef, we explore how the Middle East conflict is impacting the Australian cattle industry.

• Rabobank analyst Ben Picton explains the cards Australia still has to play to keep diesel coming into the country.
• Jack Jones from Nutri-Lick says stocklick prices are about the increase significantly as urea prices go up.
• The Beef Central team run through the implications of the current fuel crisis and look at what lies ahead for the industry
• Number of the week looks at Cyclone Narelle and the Outback Queensland Cattle Drive
• James Nason unveils the new spit roast, for the podcast’s second Wagyu rump cook up

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Previous Week in Beef episodes

26 March – Podcast: EU trade deal panned | Why Canada has emerged as an Aussie beef market – Beef Central

20 March – How the north is racing the wet to ship cattle

12 March – Tick review announced | What questions does research need to answer?