 "The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)")
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Farming Life: Holstein Friesian sale at Carlisle.(Features)
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THE 12th annual black and white sale of 145 pedigree Holstein Friesian and British Holstein cattle takes place at Borderway Mart, Carlisle, this week.
The offering comprises 10 calved cows and heifers, nine served heifers; 55 open heifers (born 19...
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Farming Life: Holstein Friesian sale at Carlisle.(Features)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; THE 12th annual black and white sale of 145 pedigree Holstein Friesian and British Holstein cattle takes place at Borderway Mart, Carlisle, this week. The offering comprises 10 calved cows and heifers, nine served heifers; 55 open heifers (born 1997); 59 heifer calves (born 1998) and 12 young
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NATASHA IS SUPERCOW.(News)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; Byline: Richard Mulligan THE cream of the United Kingdom's dairy stock was on view at the Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, Edinburgh, on Thursday when Scotland's Winter Dairy Event, Dairy Scot 2000 was held. Good crowds thronged into the centre and took the opportunity to look at the wide and
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Open day pulls 'em in; PRODUCTION OF HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN BULL BEEF.(News)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; A LARGE turnout of farmers attended Dungannon Meats' open day on the production and marketing of Holstein Friesian bull beef. David Chestnutt, from Dungannon Meats, opened the meeting and explained how the Green Pastures Bull Club has been formed and that it was now a year-old with more than 150
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World conference bid.(Farming Life)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; Byline: DAVID McCOY THE Irish Holstein Friesian Association has made an application to host the 12th World Holstein Conference in 2008. It will be an honour for IHFA to host the 12th World Conference and we will be proud to promote Irish pedigree Holstein Friesian cattle to the world of pedigree
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Geddes' girls lead parade
The Press
; Any misgivings Tai Tapu's Dean Geddes had about two drawn polo matches were soon forgotten after his prized holstein friesian cow became the supreme dairy cattle all-breed champion at the Canterbury A & P Show yesterday. Geddes nearly made a personal clean sweep at the first two days of the show.
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Equal to the Aussies
The Press
; Australian experts rate top dairy and beef cattle at the Canterbury A & P Show, in Christchurch, as equal to the best animals on the other side of the Tasman. Judges Brian Wilson, of Tamworth, New South Wales, and Jim Wilson, of Puunyart Station, Victoria, were very impressed with the calibre of
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Sale plans.(Farming Life)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; SIXTY-FIVE lots are catalogued for the annual autumn sale of pedigree cattle in Ballymoney Mart on Friday. The entry comprises: l 21 Holstein Friesian and Friesian cows and heifers. l 22 Holstein Friesian and Friesian bulls. l Eight Limousin bulls. l 12 Charolais bulls. l One Aberdeen-Angus heifer
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Pedigree cattle for Ballymoney.(Farming Life)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; THE annual autumn sale of pedigree cattle will be held at the sale of dairy cows and heifers next Thursday (November 27) in Ballymoney Mart. The largest class is for pedigree Holstein Friesian bulls where 20 lots from leading herds are catalogued. In addition, the entry includes Limousin,
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Meet the Barry White of the bovine world
Evening Standard - London
; HE IS a five-tonne black-and-white love machine. Meet Picston Shottle, the bovine world's answer to Barry White. The five- year- old Holstein Friesian has already sired more than 100 daughters and reckoned to be good for half a million more. The bull should earn his owners, Basingstoke- based
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Sponsor boost for project.(Farming Life)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; THE Irish Holstein Friesian Association (IHFA) has committed financial support for the major Teagasc research project on dairy breeding at Moorepark Research Centre. The IHFA sponsorship, which will run for the next three years, will be used to select the right type of cow for the Irish grass-based
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