Pushing the boundaries of red meat research and development
By Shan Goodwin
From value-adding the byproducts of red meat processing to dealing with grass seed infestations in sheep or cattle feedlot dags, the red meat industry is tapping into cutting edge ways to come up with solutions that push the boundaries of traditional research and development.
Global company Xinova is at the forefront of technological problem solving with an extraordinary method of cultivating working relationships with innovators worldwide to define a problem, collaborate and access all resources and then map out a pathway to deliver solutions.
The company’s Innovation Services Group senior program leader Gregory Caire, based at Seattle, spoke at a recent lot feeding industry conference in Brisbane, telling beef delegates “everything is solvable.”
Xinova has a 12,000-strong innovation network of inventors, entrepreneurs, investors, academics and design thinkers representing research institutes, universities and companies.
“We are able to think outside the square to architect solutions. We go beyond research and development to close the loop,” Mr. Caire said.
* All content for this post were sourced from the Farm Online National article, Pushing the boundaries of red meat research and development , published in January 4, 2019.
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