Beef Australia: The Beef Brekkie Show live stream

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The Weekly Times and AgJournal are teaming up with Australia’s leading livestock online auction provider, AuctionsPlus, to present the Beef Brekkie Show during Beef Australia 2021.

Presented live at the AuctionsPlus pavilion and broadcast here, the Beef Brekkie Show will host industry leaders to look at beef trends, investment scenarios and gaze into the future of Australian agriculture.

Presented by The Weekly Times and AgJournal editor Ed Gannon and The Weekly Times Focus editor James Wagstaff, Beef Brekkie will be live on Monday, Wednesday and Friday during Beef Australia from 8.30am.

THE BEEF BREKKIE SHOW FRIDAY RECAP

Posted by AuctionsPlus on Thursday, May 6, 2021

THE BEEF BREKKIE SHOW WEDNESDAY RECAP

The Beef Brekkie Show: Day 3

It's Day 3 of The Beef Brekkie Show and our guests this morning are Olivia Lawson from Paringa Livestock and Western Australian producer Geoff Pearson who are both on the Cattle Council of Australia. Today we are looking to gain a different perspective on the challenges and opportunities that currently face the Beef Industry by speaking directly to those who live and breathe it every day - the producers. The Weekly Times #APlusBeef21 #BuildingTheFutureOfBeef

Posted by AuctionsPlus on Tuesday, May 4, 2021

THE BEEF BREKKIE SHOW MONDAY RECAP

The Beef Brekkie Show: Beef Australia Day 1

The Beef Brekkie Show is coming to you live from Beef Australia with James Wagstaff from The Weekly Times speaking to Jason Strong - Director of Meat & Livestock Australia, David Hill - Director of Cattle Council of Australia & Angus Street - CEO of AuctionsPlus. #APlusBeef21 #BuildingTheFutureOfBeef #Beef2021

Posted by AuctionsPlus on Sunday, May 2, 2021

Guests will include Meat and Livestock managing director Jason Strong, CBRE agribusiness head David Goodfellow, Rural Investment Corporation chief executive Bruce King and CommBank Queensland agri head Kerry McGowan.

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