A probiotic that could provide the feedlot industry with a $370 million boost took out the top award at Beef 2018’s ‘Pitch in the Paddock’. In this event, eight finalists pitched their start-up companies to a panel of judges and a packed audience. Feed additive company ProAgni won the top
A PROBIOTIC that could bring $370 million in gains to the feedlot industry has taken out the top award at Beef 2018 Pitch in the Paddock. In a style, similar to the television show Shark Tank, eight finalists pitched their start-up companies to a panel of judges and a packed Beef
Blue-sky concepts as variable as an on-property abattoir, a feed compound that saves the use of antibiotics, and genetic gains made through sexed semen run through the entries chosen as finalists for the MLA Producer Innovation Award to be presented at Beef 2018. Consumer resistance to grain- finished stock that had been fed antibiotics
MOBILE slaughtering units, pro-biotic feed and technological ear-tagging are just some of the innovative ideas announced as finalists in the Beef Australia 2018 Pitch in the Paddock. Entrepreneurial ideas including ‘Uber for freight’ have also been short-listed for the May 9 event, along with an online marketplace for rural products
Beef Australia 2018 are pleased to announce the eight finalists for Pitch in the Paddock, supported by KPMG to be held for the first time during Beef Australia May 6-12 in Rockhampton. The eight finalists are: Heidi Smith, All Quotes Direct Chris Balazs, Farm Gate MSU Nick Dyer, Fluxx Tim