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Precision Livestock Systems
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Precision Livestock Systems
An objective production model
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Poor productivity gains
of the livestock industries
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A major problem
is mob variability
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Mob Variability –
2100 Longreach Merinos
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Mob Variability –
1200 1 st X Lambs
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The Key -
Get out of commodity & into high value markets High value markets are less susceptible to market forces.
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Integrated Value Chain
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The Production Story
The Outback The Farmer The Ethical Production The Quality The Food Safety
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