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In June this year, OBE was pleased to welcome its first group of visitors from Taiwan. The cooperative sources natural and organic products for distribution to its membership base of 18,000 people.

Japanese guests were treated to a unique “Outback Experience” in the week following Easter this year.

Sharon Oldfield of Cowarie Station in South Australia, is a strong supporter of OBE Beef. Her daughter, Ashlee is in her second year of a Bachelor of Agricultural Business at the University of New England. Ashlee is a participant in the meat judging team. We wish her and the entire team the best of luck!

This poem was presented as an introduction to an awards night.

On Monday the 1st of August, OBE Chairman David Brook welcomed Japanese clients to the famous town of Birdsville in Outback Queensland. Birdsville is in the heart of the Channel Country and is the main service centre for many of the organic cattle properties in the area.

Welcome rain in the Channel Country. We are pleased to report the following widespread rain over a number of properties in the Channel Country;

We believe in supporting our customers by providing as much first-hand information and knowledge as possible. What better way to explain our production system, than a personal visit to an OBE Producer?

Fancy a skiing holiday in Thargomindah? This picture of the hail at Thargomindah were sent into Queensland Country Life by Thargomindah cattleman and former mayor Scott Fraser.

Australia’s market share of the Korean imported beef market has rapidly expanded following recent announcements concerning US beef imports.

OBE Beef General Manager Simone Tully has announced an increase to the OBE headquarters team.