Between 1968 and 1971 beef cattle numbers in Australia expanded by 38 per cent compared with an increase in production of about 14 per cent. This paper presents projections to 1976 for beef and veal production. The projections indicate an expansion of 70 per cent in beef production by 1976 and are not sensitive to assumptions about the future rate of increase in cattle numbers. Supplies available for export will approximately double unless there is an increase in domestic consumption. It is concluded that the increased supplies will result in considerable downward pressure on beef prices unless export outlets expand more rapidly
The Australian Agricultural Council in 1948 approved a co-ordinated plan of investigating beef growt...
During the past seven years beef producers have experienced fluctuating prices for their product and...
During the past two or three years, large supplies of feeder cattle, fed beef and non-fed beef domin...
Between 1968 and 1971 beef cattle numbers in Australia expanded by 38 per cent compared with an incr...
Paper contributed to New Zealand Institute of Agricultural Science Symposium New Zealand Beef Produc...
Beef production extends over almost half of Australia, with about 47,000 cattle producers that contr...
Australia has over time developed an entire of beef supply chains approach involving the production...
With the fall of wool prices in New Zealand, and subsequent devaluation of the New Zealand dollar, t...
A statistical study of the beef industry in the southern spear indicates that capital was the key fa...
Reliable estimates of demand and supply elasticities are required for industry-wide evaluations of n...
Australia has over time developed an entire of beef supply\ud chains approach involving the producti...
The volume and value of Australian meat production and exports is substantial. On average over the p...
A conservative forecast of a 10-percent increase in 1974 West European beef and veal production (wit...
The dairy and meat processing industries are significant contributors to the Australian economy. Bot...
In 1990/91 the Western Australian beef industry generated close to $172 million and was the State\u2...
The Australian Agricultural Council in 1948 approved a co-ordinated plan of investigating beef growt...
During the past seven years beef producers have experienced fluctuating prices for their product and...
During the past two or three years, large supplies of feeder cattle, fed beef and non-fed beef domin...
Between 1968 and 1971 beef cattle numbers in Australia expanded by 38 per cent compared with an incr...
Paper contributed to New Zealand Institute of Agricultural Science Symposium New Zealand Beef Produc...
Beef production extends over almost half of Australia, with about 47,000 cattle producers that contr...
Australia has over time developed an entire of beef supply chains approach involving the production...
With the fall of wool prices in New Zealand, and subsequent devaluation of the New Zealand dollar, t...
A statistical study of the beef industry in the southern spear indicates that capital was the key fa...
Reliable estimates of demand and supply elasticities are required for industry-wide evaluations of n...
Australia has over time developed an entire of beef supply\ud chains approach involving the producti...
The volume and value of Australian meat production and exports is substantial. On average over the p...
A conservative forecast of a 10-percent increase in 1974 West European beef and veal production (wit...
The dairy and meat processing industries are significant contributors to the Australian economy. Bot...
In 1990/91 the Western Australian beef industry generated close to $172 million and was the State\u2...
The Australian Agricultural Council in 1948 approved a co-ordinated plan of investigating beef growt...
During the past seven years beef producers have experienced fluctuating prices for their product and...
During the past two or three years, large supplies of feeder cattle, fed beef and non-fed beef domin...