William McLaren Noted cattle breeder For many in the cattle world, Willie McLaren who died recently was “Mr Aberdeen Angus.” It was a label that recognised his unstinting efforts over many years to promote one of Scotland’s traditional breeds. His nickname was earned through his successes in the show and sale rings where his Netherton cattle picked up red rosettes …
Willie Mclaren funeral service will take place on Thursday 19th May at 11 am in Blackford Parish Church, followed by his interment at Blackford Cemetery. All family and friends are respectfully invited. Family flowers only, but donations in lieu if desired to Friends of St Margaret’s. Service will be live-streamed the link to the live-stream can be found here. The …
A flashy heifer bred by the Armour family from Dromara won the junior and supreme overall Aberdeen Angus championships at the 153rd Balmoral Show. This is the family’s second successive Balmoral breed title in eight months, having won the supreme award with junior cow Woodvale Miss Annie U436 at the 2021 show, which was postponed until September due to the …
It is with great sadness that the Society reports the passing of Willie McLaren of the renowned Netherton herd. A stalwart of the Aberdeen-Angus breed for more than 80 years, he was known worldwide for his loyalty, passion and enthusiasm for the breed. A great supporter of the breed through his years, Willie was one of the pioneers in breed …
The 2022 May bull show and sale kicked off at United Auctions in Stirling with the show on Sunday 1st of May followed by the sale on Monday 2nd May. Trade was select but was similar to the last two year’s sales in 2018 and 2019 with a total of 29 bulls selling to a top of 7000gns. Topping the …
