Lorraine Station’s feedlot usage down

By Kelly Butterworth
Updated November 3 2017 - 12:08pm, first published November 2 2017 - 4:00pm
STATION MANAGER: Michael Crisp, Lorraine Station manager, 250km north of Cloncurry, said the feedlot, managed by his son Luke, could be hard to make profitable. Photos - Kelly Butterworth.
STATION MANAGER: Michael Crisp, Lorraine Station manager, 250km north of Cloncurry, said the feedlot, managed by his son Luke, could be hard to make profitable. Photos - Kelly Butterworth.

TRANSPORT logistics and access to meatworks are two of the main challenges limiting the success of northern feedlots in Queensland, according to Lorraine Station manager Michael Crisp.

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