Council to hold meet and greet session for cows now grazing in Bristol park
They will be arranged once the cows have settled in
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Council chiefs have brought a herd of cows to graze the Stoke Park Estate for the first time in decades - and are planning on holding a ‘meet and greet’ event so people can get to know them.
Bizarre three-eyed calf one of strangest things ever seen by Gwynedd vet
Photos of the calf have gone viral after they were tweeted by Pwllheli vet Malan Hughes
18:31, 11 MAY 2021
The animal was spotted by Pwllheli vet Malan Hughes during routine TB-testing (Image: Malan Hughes)
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Dispersal of Northumberland s foremost beef breeding herd
10 May 2021 |
Dispersal of Northumberland s Inland Pasture herd will take place in early June
The complete dispersal of Northumberland s foremost commercial beef breeding herd will take place next month, auctioneers have confirmed.
Harrison & Hetherington (H&H) will organise the sale of the Inland Pasture commercial breeding herd of Limousin and British Blue cross females and stock bulls.
The full dispersal of this herd, whose breeding is entirely focussed on producing quality cattle, will take place at Borderway in Carlisle on 4 June.
The Cadzow family have placed an emphasis on purchasing the best Limousin and British Blue genetics available to a top end commercial budget.
A beef farmer from Dunbar and another from Shropshire, have won a nationwide competition for having the fastest growing beef cattle. The Breedr Weigh to Win competition, which ran from November 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021, saw 240 farmers record their cattle weights on a regular basis, so they could tailor feed rations and management accordingly. Winning the under 12-month category was Jamie Paterson, farm manager at Little Spott Farms, Dunbar. He manages 130 Limousin cross Charolais suckler cows across 400 acres of grassland, rearing the calves to sell as stores at seven to eight months old and 400kg liveweight. “We try to keep things simple – we calve inside in March and April before turning them out to grass over the summer,” he explains.