In a special one-off initiative, the ICMJ National Conference will open its doors to industry-based participants to participate in its national competition. Traditionally the event has delivered training for university students...
There’s potential for Australian beef producers to accelerate the genetic improvement of their herds and boost production by breeding exclusively with artificial insemination (AI) and embryo transfer (ET) systems. Australian Intercollegiate...
The University of Queensland has been crowned champion university team at the ICMJ Northern Conference beef judging competition in Rockhampton. In the Industry category, Kilcoy Global Foods came away with the...
A record number of university students and young professionals in the red meat industry will converge in Rockhampton in April for the 2023 ICMJ Northern Conference, with registrations selling out...
From startup success stories to the beef industry’s major players, the speaker line-up for this year’s ICMJ Northern Conference in Rockhampton is shaping up to be the best yet. Fast becoming...
The Australian ICMJ team has capped off its three-week tour of the US red meat industry by finishing second overall at the National Western Meat Judging Contest in Colorado. The competition...
Registrations have opened early for the 2023 ICMJ Northern Conference to cater for booming demand from young industry professionals and university students to attend the Rockhampton event.The 2023 ICMJ Northern...
When beef industry stalwart John Carter founded the Australian ICMJ more than 30 years ago, he could count on one hand the number of people with university degrees working in...
Five university students have been selected for the Australian ICMJ team to tour the United States. Austin Smith (Murdoch University), Lawton Elliott (University of Queensland), Jasmine Wholton (Charles Sturt University), Rachel...