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Register Now for the 2021 What’s the Beef? Roadshow
We are proud to be a Gold Partner and offer our support to What’s the Beef!
What's the Beef is a farmer-focussed roadshow, to be run in 10 locations across New Zealand and tailored to the commercial beef farmer. The short, multi-dimensional workshops are designed to educate producers about the added value and increased profitability that breeding quality beef can have on their businesses.
Taking place in March 2021, the events will feature the importance of Angus beef's eating qualities, what processors look for in a carcass, how nutrition management can benefit your program, and the important role that high performance genetics play in the equation.
Head to the What’s the Beef website below to find out more details and when the roadshow is on near you.
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