2021 BWCSA Annual General Meeting - Saturday 11 September, Indigo Valley Vic Please note, meeting arrangements could alter to comply with prevailing COVID-19 requirements. If You Are Attending Please advise the Secretary secretary@britishwhitecattleaustralia.com to...
2021 BWCSA General Meeting - Saturday 20 March, Karangi NSW Members and their guests are invited to the General Meeting of the Society to be held on Saturday 20th March 2021 at Karangi, NSW Video Conference Video conference attendance will also be available for...
Demand for Brooklands Farm’s British White beef is booming. A trend seen around the country as a result of COVID-19 and social distancing has been growing support for farmers markets in general and locally produced food. There is also a strong interest in regenerative...
Story by Hanna Powe - The Land 14 May 2020 BRITISH White may be considered as a hobby breed to some, but they have proved their commercial value during the Wingham Beef Week carcase competition, winning the light middleweight class and jackpot. When Myocum based beef...
On the weekend Nanthes’ Park went to Tallangatta Show winning the Best British bred bull with NP Quantum. Quantum is a 9 month old Bull by Eltham Vale Brando out of Darnum Park Dominia. “ Tallangatta is a small country show and it is great to be able to bring our...
Fantastic news and an amazing show of support. 72 bales of hay sent from our member at Chillinda to help fire ravaged areas of Gippsland.
Image ABC Central Victoria: Larissa Romensky From ABC Rural News 9 Dec 2019 Australian agriculture is rapidly breeding out diversity within farmed animals, genetics which could one day be the key to stopping diseases and adapting to changing environments. The...
British White Cattle are renown to be so closely linked to their wild descendants that they still hold many distinctive characteristics and natural instincts that have been bred out of a lot of domestic breeds over the years.One of these are their natural foraging...
Repost from Daily Mail 15/11/19 Herd of British wild cattle returns to Blenheim Estate to help new trees in ancient woodland by trampling down the bracken that stops them grow (sic) The battle to protect Blenheim Palace's beautiful ancient woodland from invasive...
Repost from nwestiowa.com 30/10/19 Aaron Alons considers himself more of a grass farmer than a beef producer. “If you don’t have good grass, you’re not going to have good beef,” Alons said. “Don’t be worried about your beef; be worried about your grass.” He noted...
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