British Limousin Cattle Society

2011 has been a busy year for the NELBC with speakers, visits and shows all coming along at regular intervals. February saw the Limousins retain the Yoredale Interbreed Quiz trophy courtesy of the Priestley and...

This year  the  regular  meeting  venue  became  the  ‘Ring 6’ Café at Borderway Mart. Alan Myerscough  chaired  the  January  AGM , with Karen Henshall  serving as Vice Chair.  February’s meeting revolved around an entertaining ‘Any...

2011 has been a very positive year for Limousin breeders in Northern Irelandnot only with a good demand from both pedigree and commercial customers for quality cattle at the society sales, but also on...

The Scottish Club started the year with new office bearers in place with a new acting Chairman and Secretary appointed. The events for the year started in February, with the Bull sales at Stirling followed by two very...

What a year for the East Midlands Club membership! Centre record for a bull at Newark ‘Limousin Day’ Brockhurst Batik sells for 22,000gns East Midlands region hosts 2011 Beef Expo 2011 Brockhurst Bolshoi wins Great Yorkshire Plumtreee Fantastic sells...

As previously advised registration for the World Congress in Denmark July 2012 has now begun! We are delighted to advise that Field Farm Tours will be assisting all BLCS members with their travel arrangements to attend the...

Pedigree Limousin Sales break £7 Million gross mark in 2011 and set new UK all-breeds record. Gross sales of pedigree Limousin cattle, sold at official British Limousin Cattle Society (BLCS) auction sales in 2011, have...

There is now a pictorial record of the results of the North East Club's herd competition - please click HERE

A rapidly expanding herd focusing on the production of high health status black polled Limousins As well as winning the EBLEX Award, the herd has the highest average Beef Value this year of any Limousin...

When the Hurford family moved from Devon to Cornwall in 1999, they had to find an enterprise that would replace the regular cash flow they had enjoyed in dairy farming. Giving up the dairy...