North East Scotland Aberdeen-Angus Club 50th Celebrations

North East Scotland Aberdeen-Angus Club 50th Celebrations

20.10.2022

   

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Acknowledgement of thanks from the Stanley Family, Coneygarth herd

Acknowledgement of thanks from the Stanley Family, Coneygarth herd

Maureen & family would like to say a huge thank you to all our PENWAC friends who phoned, sent cards attended the funeral & offers of help received after the sad loss of Peter and and all are very much appreciated   We both enjoyed so many happy times with the PENWAC over the years

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Aberdeen-Angus genetics on show to the world

Aberdeen-Angus genetics on show to the world

14.10.2022

Aberdeen-Angus genetics from the home of the breed will be showcased to farmers across the world at an international trade fair in Germany next month. The Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society’s president, Angus Stovold, and council member for England and south Wales, Robert Whitcombe, will attend EuroTier in Hannover on 15-18 November. The event, which attracts more than 150,000 visitors from across …

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Penguin herd dispersal tops at 6,600gn

Penguin herd dispersal tops at 6,600gn

Penguin disperal sale

A top price of 6,600gn was achieved at the complete dispersal sale of Shropshire breeder Robert Lane’s Penguin herd. The sale of the Newport-based herd, conducted by Harrison and Hetherington at its Borderway Mart in Carlisle, attracted interest from all over the UK and Ireland. The sale leader at 6,600gn was a two-year-old heifer, Blelack Blackbird W034, originally purchased by …

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Selecting the right beef genetics to help reduce input costs

Selecting the right beef genetics to help reduce input costs

Adam Quinney

Third-generation livestock farmer Adam Quinney, farms 150 ha of grassland near Stratford-upon-Avon, made up of multiple tenancies. The business currently includes 100 Saler X Aberdeen-Angus suckler cows and 120 sheep, managed within a low input, maximise efficiency system. This has helped the farm to maintain healthy margins despite rising input costs, including feed, fertiliser and fuel. The farm introduced Aberdeen-Angus …

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