Herefords can be found enduring a wide variety of conditions, from the Arctic areas of Northern Europe and Canada, the vast ranching lands of the U.S.A., the Tropical and Sub Tropical areas of Mid and South America to the arid climes of Australia and the hot lands of Mid and South Africa - their ability to thrive under such diverse environmental conditions being second to none. - [Read more]

The Simmental Cattle Society was founded to encourage the Pedigree Breeding of Simmental Cattle and to develop and promote the use of Simmental Cattle as an outstanding suckler cow and fast growing terminal sire - [Read more]

One of Britain's oldest breed of Cattle with a History going back more than 800 years British White Cattle Society:Southfield Road: Woodbastwick: Norwich: Norfolk: NR13 6AL: England. Tel : +44 (0) 1603 722 288. - [Read more]

The Jersey Society exists to promote Jersey cattle breeding in the UK with total cow numbers increasing by more than 50 per cent since 1999. The Jersey is the second largest dairy breed in the UK. - [Read more]

Friesians were imported into the east coast ports of England and Scotland, from the lush pastures of North Holland, during the 1800s until live cattle importations were stopped in 1892, as a precaution against endemic foot and mouth disease on the Continent. So few in number were they, that they were not included in the 1908 census. - [Read more]

The Hereford breed of cattle developed from the early 1700's, becoming a closed Herd Book in 1878. - [Read more]

The will serve its members through enhancing the development of Red Poll cattle and promoting their use within the livestock industry. - [Read more]