We hope everyone has had a great week, with the snowy weather disappearing, even though the snow was replaced by wind for many of us! Here is your weekly round-up of news from the Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society. The Review The printers and distributors of the Review informed us that they encountered a slight problem on their mailing line, which delayed …

Last year we put a lot of emphasis on working with our young people and enthusiasts who will be the ones to drive the breed and industry forward in the future, and this is a notion that we’ll very much be carrying in to 2018. We aim to bring regular interview-type news pieces with those talented and passionate youngsters, and …

The NBA Midlands committee are holding two farm walks this February as they host two knowledge sharing, networking events in Northamptonshire. Open to all with an interest in the beef industry, this series of FREE events have something for everyone. The first of the two farm walks will focus on pre and post calving health management. Sponsored by Calfmatters from …

A contact in France is looking to purchase a young Aberdeen-Angus bull to bring to France. They would like the bull to be around 2 years old and ready to start servicing cattle later this Spring, and have a budget of around £3,000 – £5,000. If you think you might be able to help, please get in touch with Fred …

Catherine and Pascal Krebs are French Aberdeen-Angus breeders located in the North-East Argonne region of France. Their herd currently consists of 35 cows, and they are looking to purchase a selection of Aberdeen-Angus heifers aged between 10 and 24 months, to expand their genetics. Catherine and Pascal are excited by the prospect of travelling across the Atlantic to meet with …