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Carcase Competitions are a great example of commercially relevant and educational focused events for producers. They are a great way shows can use the latest industry research to help advance the livestock industry.<\/p>\n
Most beef carcase competitions assess three main areas:<\/p>\n
It is clear that the producers and societies that focus on understanding their feedback improve their ability to produce cattle that better meet the market specification, have higher eating quality and generally score better in competitions.<\/p>\n
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Update on the MSA Index – introduced in 2014<\/span><\/h3>\n
Last year MSA (Meat Standards Australia)\u00a0introduced the MSA Index to simplify the MSA Grading system<\/a>. Most MSA processors across the country were upgraded to the MSA Index system in 2014 and should now be able to provide this information.<\/p>\n
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What is the MSA Index?<\/h3>\n