Dexter Cattle For Sale Discussion Board

What a brilliant article not to mention a tremendous personal achievement. Well done Rob for promoting our diverse breed.

I'm amazed that no-one on here has commented on the astonishing letter received this week, detailing the financial mismanagement of the outgoing secretary and treasurer. Mike Frazer and Carol Neilson deserve congratulations for tackling this unpleasant mess. For those interested in Council matters,...

I have never had the pleasure of meeting Bill and Sue Osborne but they very kindly sent some photographs and milking stats for the show stand. Get well soon.

I am sure you are not alone. I had rather hoped that a password protected discussion board would be set up accessed from the member's area of the DCS website.

I think there are three.

Unfortunately, there appear to be quite enough comments on the alternative Dexter Cattle facebook page

How many people have expressed an interest?

How many of your potential members are showing? 5th or 6th May to be safe (no liability accepted for turnout).

Perhaps you should choose the pub as the hall does not provide a form of entertainment/refreshments and as you say, costs money. There is the DCS General Meeting on 2nd June is the end of May too close?

There we go - video at bottom of page.

http://www.oneilleng.ie/index.php/produ ... p-staller/

No not claiming SFP.

That looks very interesting Lyonoo. How quickly does it release?

Don't put 'em off joining Duncan. OK, if you are already a scheme member for other diseases it is relatively painless. In an ideal world every cattle owner would have a closed herd , not attend shows or sales. Joining the scheme appears to be the only way of minimizing the effects of trade restraint...

If you live in Wales, would joining be of benefit to you?

Have just been reviewing the post testing exemption regs to discover

Wales only – Cattle born into and moving from a
herd which is a member of a CHeCS TB cattle
health scheme and is certified at Level 10 as free of
TB for 10 years.

Wonder why the fees weren't put up in January?