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May 29th 2009
Strong entries for Royal Highland and Royal Shows
Entries for this year’s Royal Highland and Royal Show are strong for the Aberdeen-Angus breed
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RSSThe regional winners of the Nature of Farming Award have been announced and Aberdeen-Angus producer John Moir has been named the Socttish winner
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May 15th 2009
Farmer Profile: Neville and Margeret Stacey
Aberdeen-Angus are proving the low maintenance easy calving option for working in harmony with the environment for Welsh producers Neville and Margeret Stacey.
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Following the success of the dynamic “Smoking Bull” image, which no doubt many breeders have seen on the front of The Review and on banners and posters at shows and sales, the Society has launched a new Smoking Bull mouse mat and drinks coaster branded with the Society’s website address. For just £8 these are available [...]
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May 8th 2009
Keeping up to date with genetic defects
The Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society is aware that genetic defects such as the Curly Calf Syndrome and Fawn Calf Syndrome have been identified in certain genetic lines in America, Canada and Australia. The best place to keep up to date with all the relevant information is the American Angus website. If you click through to their home [...]
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May 6th 2009
Farmer Profile: Andrew Elliot
Moving to Aberdeen-Angus cows has resulted in quicker finishing, demand for surplus breeding stock and improved margins, not to mention a better way of life for Andrew Elliot, winner of the Bank of Scotland Aberdeen-Angus Suckler Herd of the Year.
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May 4th 2009
Aberdeen-Angus breeders to feature on BBC4 programme
Aberdeen-Angus breeders feature on this week’s Mud, sweat and Tractors programme.
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