Graziers from across South West Queensland showed their demand for learning by travelling an average 700km to attend 2.5 days of continual professional development provided by OBE Organic in Charleville last week.
Australia’s oldest organic beef marketing company, OBE Organic, and the Livestock Biosecurity Network (LBN) have today announced a formal partnership to help cattle producers better manage biosecurity risks and, as such, protect and grow valuable markets.
The Courier-Mail’s new issue of Queensland Business Monthly featu
res OBE Organic General Manager, Dalene Wray, and names her one of Queensland’s “Top 20 Under 40.” Read the feature in print if you’re a subscriber, or read who all made the cut online here: http://bit.ly/1SlEzqX.
Australia’s oldest organic beef marketing company, OBE Organic, has announced it is partnering with Grazing BMP to deliver what is thought to be the world’s first best management practices program for organic beef producers.
OBE Organic recently hosted its first Innovation Forum for Australian beef producers. In hopes of attracting more producers of organic beef to meet the growing demand globally, OBE chose to hold the Forum at the Longreach Civic & Cultural Centre in Longreach, Queensland, an area with a large number of beef producers. The Forum brought together over 50 participants – primarily cattle farmers interested in organic production, some traveling several hundred kilometers to attend.
I was asked to speak at a thematic workshop during the 13th Hong Kong Forum held on the 4th December 2012, in Hong Kong. The Forum is an inspirational conference, seminar and networking event, which aims to help expand business opportunities in Asia.
As the world’s oldest and largest organic beef producer and exporter, OBE Organic, was honoured at the Hong Kong Australia Business Association’s Queensland chapter, gala awards dinner on Saturday 27 October.