Bringing the Farmer to your Classroom: Australian Good Meat provides tech-savvy excursions

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By Australian Good Meat
Community contribution / February 17, 2020

The Australian Good Meat Virtual Classroom program provides primary aged students from all around Australia with an exciting opportunity to interact directly with Beef, Lamb and Goat farmers via live video stream.

Students learn how Australian farmers produce high quality red meat ethically and sustainably while taking part in Q&A’s, educational activities ...

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By Australian Good Meat

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Australian Good Meat is a celebration of home-grown beef, lamb and goat and the world class farming and production practices that ensure Australia is offering the best quality red meat in the world. It is a platform created by Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) on behalf of the red meat and livestock industry. It provides important information about cattle, sheep and goat production in Australia, focusing primarily on animal welfare, protecting the environment and health and nutrition.

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