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Largest annual sheep and lamb slaughter in decades as cattle female slaughter rate eases

GOOD YEAR: 2024 was the biggest year for slaughter. (File)

The latest quarterly statistics on livestock slaughter and meat production from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) have shown that […]

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