Eric Barker is a reporter at Beef Central, specializing in agricultural news and trends. With a background in reporting on the beef industry, Eric has covered topics such as carbon markets, livestock prices, and property sales. His work has also been featured in Grain Central and Sheep Central.
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Presenters at the two-day summit on the societal role of meat in Dublin included Declan Troy, Jason Rowntree, Willhelm Windisch, Nick
By: Eric Barker
SCIENTISTS behind the Dublin Declaration have issued their second call to action, asking for policy makers to recognise the complexity of livestock systems and steer clear of hubris, presumptuousness, and dogma.
Meat industry leaders from across the world, including a big group from Australia, checking out a ranch in Wyoming during the Denver Societal Role of Meat conference.
Meat industry leaders from across the world, including a big group from Australia, checking out a ranch in Wyoming during the Denver Societal Role of Meat conference. MEAT industry leaders..Read More
By: Eric Barker
Adam Fennessy talking in senate estimates. THE Federal agriculture department has emphasised Australia's increasing forest cover when
IT IS hard to imagine anything more American than sitting in a ‘gas station' carpark with a brisket burrito in one hand and a 16oz drip coffee in the other.
Fires at Boulia earlier this year. Photo: Ann Britton THE peak body for rural fire service brigades says changes to Queensland's fire
A NEW approach to dietary guidelines is hoping to steer people away from diet-related disease by encouraging them to prioritise nutrient-dense foods.
WHILE studies that say red meat is harmful to health continue to make their way into news cycles across the world, there is a growing body of evidence suggesting otherwise.
CATTLE industry leaders say they are keen to take the fight to environmental groups, who have been running a well-funded, aggressive and highly influential campaign against beef production.
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