The National Farmers' Union is the democratic organisation representing farmers and growers. Its central objective is to promote the interests of those farming businesses producing high quality food ...

Angus Australia supports breeders with a range of information services. These include internet database search facilities, technical publications, and breeding workshops to assist breeders make the ...

This year the Salers celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the promotion of the breed in Ireland with a present membership of over 100 breeders. Salers are better known and understood as a Suckler cow ...

Electric fencing specialists selling top quality materials at reduced prices and offering helpful advice. Morlands has been renowned and respected for its high quality sheepskin slippers and sheepskin ...

The IFR is more than a registry, serving the needs of Finnsheep producers. They serve as an educational resource for those seeking to learn more about one of the world's most versatile sheep breeds, ...

The Devon Cattle Breeders' Society was founded in 1884. The herd book has been in continuous print since that time. Devon Cattle Breeders Society of Australia The success of the Devon breed in ...

Ile de France are found in more than 30 countries around the world. The breed is renowned for its excellent performance under semi-intensive, intensive and extensive conditions.

The Kerry Hill has been in the Netherlands for over ten years now, and the Vierhout flock was started in 1998. Kerry Hill sheep are originally from Kerry, near Powys, in Wales, where they were first ...

This Podolica-origin breed descended from the Asiatic cattle that reached Italy during the fourth century AD following the barbarian invasions.

The Maine-Anjou breed excels in performance/feed efficiency, disposition and superb carcass traits. Dominance of feeding trials coupled with favorable returns on dollars invested have made Maine-Anjou ...

Australian Brafords were developed first in the world and have a reputation for genetic excellence and stability. The Society now boasts over 300 members with more than 90,000 registered cattle.

The Highland breed of cattle has a long and distinguished ancestry, not only in its homeland of western Scotland, but also in many far-flung parts of the world. Written records go back to the 18th ...