NE Regional Club Report 2006
North Eastern Limousin Cattle Breeders Club
Club Report 2006
Successes at major shows were highlights of the year for a number of North East members.
John Weatherill with Millington Tangerine took Supreme Limousin and Interbreed Champion at...
South East Regional Club Report 2006
South Eastern Limousin Cattle Club
Club Report 2006
The South East Limousin Cattle Club started the year with the AGM, held at the Blue Anchor, Bindley Heath. The Chairman and Secretary for 2005, Brian and Diane...
North East Limousin Suckler Herd of the Year 2006
The Smith-Jacksons of Hightown, near Haltwhistle, Northumberland.
Farming is not just a business, it is also a way of life. That is certainly true for Northumberland store cattle producer, John Smith-Jackson. He manages to combine...
North West Limousin Suckler Herd of the Year 2006
Todd Brothers, High Bank Hill, Kirkoswald, Cumbria
Running a suckler herd on a low-input, extensive system based almost 10 miles away from the home farm means choosing an easy-calving breed that is hardy enough to...
South West Limousin Suckler Herd of the Year 2006
Patrick Greed, Columbjohn Farm, Exeter, Devon
Top quality sires are the key to any successful beef enterprise, claims Patrick Greed, winner of the South West Limousin Suckler Herd Competition.
Patrick Greed first introduced Limousins to Columbjohn...
Scottish Limousin Club 2006
Small Class
1st - Mr Neil Work, Mains of Dumbreck, Udny, Ellon, Aberdeenshire (Dumbreck Herd)
2nd- Mr Kenny Gill, Mid Craiglands, Fortrose, Ross-shire (Craiglands Herd)
3rd- Mr Michael Robertson, Fodderletter, Ballindalloch, Banffshire (Fodderletter Herd)
Best Progeny by one...
Easy Care, High Performance Limousins Just the Job for Andrew Harrison
Cumbrian farmer, Andrew Harrison is in the business of selling store cattle from his suckler herd, and he reckons the Limousin is a good choice when it comes to producing quality 8-10 month calves....
Mynach Limousins – Committed to Quality and Improvement
The maze of minor West Wales roads might make Cilgryman Fawr a difficult place to find – but there are certainly no location problems when it comes to Mynach. Bulls and females bearing the...
Limousin – All-round Breed Providing Flexibility & Marketability at Nunscleugh
"A producer of good quality livestock will always find a market for it" thats the motto adopted by Harry Gass a Cumbrian farmer who is optimistic about the future and firmly believes the Limousin...
Limousin Society Invests £100,000 In Herd Health Initiative
In a major policy announcement, The British Limousin Cattle Society has outlined its plans to invest £100,000 in the introduction of a progressive breed Herd Health Assurance initiative.
The initiative, which will be open to...