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MLA seeks next generation of beef industry leaders

21/08/2017

Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) is to invest A$1.9 million in a new initiative that aims to find and train people to take on leadership roles in the beef industry. The project, which will be known as ‘Building capacity in the Grassfed Beef Industry’, will offer a range of training initiatives for current and aspiring industry leaders. They will...

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