Slaughter backlog pushes prices down as farmers demand ban on beef imports

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Slaughter backlog pushes prices down as farmers demand ban on beef imports

Posted by The Analyst | October 1, 2019 | Farming

A backlog as high as 100,000 cattle is weighing on beef prices as unsettled weather puts pressure on farmers to offload stock.

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