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Stock Sales |
About us |
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The slide show above shows Hellifield Highland Cattle for sale, and links to the stock page. If you can not see the slide shows above and on the rest of this page please enable java script for this site, in your browser. |
Highland beef cattle first
arrived at Green Farm in March 2002. Dottie (Brindle) and Jaz (White)
were bought as a hobby (and a bit of fun). At this time we were milking 130 Holsteins and Jerseys three times a day, getting high yields but not making any money. So after becoming involved with the Highland Cattle Society, and making some trips to Oban to the Cattle sales, we decided to sell the milk cows in August 2005 and concentrate on cows that are fun, sell our own beef, (which we think is the best in the world), and farm in a more traditional, and environmentally friendly way. Our Highland Beef Cattle can now be seen above the Malham Cove beauty spot where we support the Limestone Country Project. |
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Diary Snippit |
News and Offers |
| 03/12/2013 Brought twelve Blonde D'Aquitaine cross animals inside ready to take to Skipton to sell tomorrow. Donald washed the filthy trailer out. Spent the afternoon trying to get our animal movement book up to date. By law we have to keep a written record of all our animal movements for ten years, even though they have it all on computers at the British Cattle Movement Service in Workington. I suppose it keeps somebody in a job and some numpty bureaucrat in Brussels happy ticking a box. <read more> |
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Photos from the Open Day in June 2013 |
Photos from France |
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Highland Beef Recipes |
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