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In reserve was another first-time exhibitor, Torrence Summerfield from Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, with her Brown Swiss Kedar Big Star Sinitta.
She was bought privately from Jonny Lochhead, Dumfries.
Sired by Big Star, she is out of Old Mill Starbuck Spottie and last calved with her second in March and is giving 48 litres at 6.4% fat and 3.4% protein.
from that page
Youngstock Sale tops at 2,500 gns
July 2, 2017
The Kedar Brown Swiss herd owned by Gavin & Jonny Lochhead from Dumfries sold 30 heifers from their prize winning organic herd. The herd is currently averaging 7625kg 4.03% butterfat 3.67% protein with many cows producing for ten lactations and recording massive lifetime yields. Ten in-calf heifers topped at 2,500gns to average £1599 and twenty heifer calves topped at 1,000gns to average £655.
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> on this site they advertise Embryos for sale
In reserve was another first-time exhibitor, Torrence Summerfield from Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, with her Brown Swiss Kedar Big Star Sinitta.
She was bought privately from Jonny Lochhead, Dumfries.
Sired by Big Star, she is out of Old Mill Starbuck Spottie and last calved with her second in March and is giving 48 litres at 6.4% fat and 3.4% protein.
from that page
Youngstock Sale tops at 2,500 gns
July 2, 2017
The Kedar Brown Swiss herd owned by Gavin & Jonny Lochhead from Dumfries sold 30 heifers from their prize winning organic herd. The herd is currently averaging 7625kg 4.03% butterfat 3.67% protein with many cows producing for ten lactations and recording massive lifetime yields. Ten in-calf heifers topped at 2,500gns to average £1599 and twenty heifer calves topped at 1,000gns to average £655.
AND
> on this site they advertise Embryos for sale
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robplum: Ali the Swiss farmers used Brown Swiss to plough there fields. I brushed all 27 cows each cow in a barn every day, removed the poo, fed and milked Brown Swiss cows in Switzerland while i was traveling around the world.
I do have one photo someone gave took for me of the barn and the same cow herd.
At another location up in the Swiss Alps i stayed in a village called Bivio, there the farmers took there cows up into the high peaks during warmer weathe,r and brought them back down to spend the winter in the village. A few farmers i knew in the Swiss during the winter housed there cows under their house, they fed them hay and still milked them, the farmer carried the milk on his back to the local cheese man who made yogurt and cheese with it. The cows helped to keep the house warm I found it a very fascinating country.
First two images of the countryside in Switzerland taken during a warmer time than the time i visited.
Then image of cows been let out of the barn to enjoy bit of outside time during winters day.
Then image of what was my orchard and place i had 27 Brown Swiss in NSW Australia.
Last image is photo of a show winning Brown Swiss cow in Wales in the UK' enjoy
see , there is a small pic of Conrad in the Barn , must be Conrad's barn in Switzerland I do have one photo someone gave took for me of the barn and the same cow herd.
At another location up in the Swiss Alps i stayed in a village called Bivio, there the farmers took there cows up into the high peaks during warmer weathe,r and brought them back down to spend the winter in the village. A few farmers i knew in the Swiss during the winter housed there cows under their house, they fed them hay and still milked them, the farmer carried the milk on his back to the local cheese man who made yogurt and cheese with it. The cows helped to keep the house warm I found it a very fascinating country.
First two images of the countryside in Switzerland taken during a warmer time than the time i visited.
Then image of cows been let out of the barn to enjoy bit of outside time during winters day.
Then image of what was my orchard and place i had 27 Brown Swiss in NSW Australia.
Last image is photo of a show winning Brown Swiss cow in Wales in the UK' enjoy
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In my youth my dad had a big garden, growing vegetables, herbs, fruits and flowers. I always used to help him on saturday.
I also helped a cattlefarmer with his cows.
I also helped a cattlefarmer with his cows.
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PeKaatje: In my youth my dad had a big garden, growing vegetables, herbs, fruits and flowers. I always used to help him on saturday.
I also helped a cattlefarmer with his cows.
good to hear , Netherlands is popular for its better Agriculture in the worldI also helped a cattlefarmer with his cows.
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ali110: Anybody related with farming and agriculture , men and women ?
... I'm from Iowa, what do you think? ... Both sides of my family farmed, my parents did not, but most of my relatives did... Is your farming operations affected by the corona virus Ali? ...
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Inthewoods: ... I'm from Iowa, what do you think? ... Both sides of my family farmed, my parents did not, but most of my relatives did...
Is your farming operations affected by the corona virus Ali? ...
the farming operations are not that much effected as Fresh produce markets are opened as well as the cargo transportation , the rates are slightly effected becoz of less consumption due to lockdown .Is your farming operations affected by the corona virus Ali? ...
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Inthewoods: ... I'm from Iowa, what do you think? ... Both sides of my family farmed, my parents did not, but most of my relatives did...
Is your farming operations affected by the corona virus Ali? ...
hi woods Is your farming operations affected by the corona virus Ali? ...
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Ali poultry farming is currently popular as people are terrified by the constant barrage of verbal diarrhea and selves in supper markets have been striped with all the panic buying.
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I do have one photo someone gave took for me of the barn and the same cow herd.
At another location up in the Swiss Alps i stayed in a village called Bivio, there the farmers took there cows up into the high peaks during warmer weathe,r and brought them back down to spend the winter in the village. A few farmers i knew in the Swiss during the winter housed there cows under their house, they fed them hay and still milked them, the farmer carried the milk on his back to the local cheese man who made yogurt and cheese with it. The cows helped to keep the house warm I found it a very fascinating country.
First two images of the countryside in Switzerland taken during a warmer time than the time i visited.
Then image of cows been let out of the barn to enjoy bit of outside time during winters day.
Then image of what was my orchard and place i had 27 Brown Swiss in NSW Australia.
Last image is photo of a show winning Brown Swiss cow in Wales in the UK' enjoy
What's the average price of a cow like the one in last pic ?