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University of Queensland researchers unveil a high-protein sorghum variety, packing fifteen percent protein, to replace expensive soybean meal in livestock feed, potentially lowering costs for farmers and consumers. The new strain, developed over a decade, is set for commercial production this year, with growers in southern Queensland reporting impressive yields. Exports to China are surging, and the high-protein sorghum could boost demand globally, leading to cheaper meat and eggs in Australia.

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