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ContentsPresident’sREGIONAL CLUB REPORTS P. 070 - 147YOUNG MEMBERS P. 148 - 155ROYAL SHOW REPORTS P. 157 - 181SHOW RESULTS P. 182 - 196INTERBREED SUCCESSES P. 198 - 201SALES REPORTS P. 209 - 235MessageFirstly, I would like to say what a great honour it is to bePresident of a breed I love so much, and a formidabletask to follow such a prestigious list of previousPresidents. My special thanks go to our retiring President,Robin Boyd, for the support he has shown to the Societyand its members during his two years at the helm.My thanks and congratulations to all breeders whocontinue to take cattle to Stirling Sales on a regular basis;the bar seems to be raised higher sale on sale. In October2018, 69 bulls averaged at £6187, up by £467, achieving79% clearance. Well done - this is great for the breed. Wecontinue to produce bulls more suitable to the needs of ourcustomers, whilst still retaining the maternal traits no otherbreed can offer.I have always tried to attend all sales up and downthe country, and the Worcester Sale continues to grow instrength. A big thank you to all the breeders who support ityear on year. However, Carlisle still remains a challenge. For2019, Carlisle will hold two spring sales, but no leading ladiessale. A huge thank you must also go to all the breeders whocontinue to support summer shows and events up and downthe country.As we are all aware, post-Brexit is on the horizon, andit’s important to keep improving our market share andclearance rates. If we as breeders continue to improve thequality of our stock by relentlessly culling inferior animals,and breeding only from animals that carry superior breedcharacteristics, the breed will continue to move in the rightdirection.Next year is the 50th anniversary of the British SimmentalCattle Society, and your Chief Executive and his organisingcommittee already have plans well in hand to celebratethis prestigious milestone. The venue at Carlisle market hasbeen chosen, and we will hold a show and sale and a dinner,as well as farm open days. In 2020, all efforts will focus onthe anniversary event, and there will be no national shows.I would like to ask all members to take part, and to put ona show of cattle which will be the envy of all other breeds.There is no need for me to remind members how veryimportant quality of stock is for this event.Another major milestone to happen in 2019 is therelocation 9of the Society office. Sounds easy as we are onlyMichael BarlowPresidentmoving next door, but this involves moving fifty years worthof documentation, and will cause a Neil and the ladies in theoffice a great deal of extra work and stress. I would like toask all the members to be as supportive as they can duringthis time. Sue Walley has recently left, and I would like tothank her for her commitment to the Society, and wish herall the best for the future.Our young members stock judging finals last yearwere held in Northern Ireland. A huge thank you mustgo to the Robson family at Kilbride Farm for inviting us tosee such an outstanding herd, and Richard Rodgers andfamily at Hiltonstown for hosting the stock judging finalsand displaying another wonderful herd of cattle. Ourappreciation goes to the office staff and Emma McInnesfor arranging this event. I have hosted one of theseevents, and know just how much work goes in to makingthem successful. Young members find these events veryinteresting, and they are a great chance to meet breedersof their own age. The Council continues to look at youngmembers and how to develop their skills within the Society.Recently, three young members attended a Future LeadersCourse which they thoroughly enjoyed, and which led tothem taking part in their own British beef promotion video.This was released before Christmas onto social media andthe Society website. It was very well received and clocked upmany thousands of views.May I conclude by giving my sincere thanks to all Councilmembers, Neil and the office staff for their hard workand support. I would like to end this message by sayinghow fortunate we are to have such an enthusiastic ChiefExecutive, who looks after the Society’s interests as if theywere his own.www.britishsimmental.co.uk009SIMMENTAL REVIEW 2018SIMMENTAL REVIEW 2018SIMMENTAL REVIEW 2018BREED PROMOTIONn order to remain at the leading edge of breed and salepromotion, we have started using video to promote theIbreed and individual sales. Using a powerful brand, wecan deliver a clear and bespoke message to commercialcustomers near and far. These video productions aretimeless, and non-critical of other breeds and processes,the most recent production being a big push on thebenefits of eating British red meat. We saw this as a meansof giving our commercial customers a boost by promotingtheir produce. With regard to cost, these videos producea much better return in terms of pence per view. We shallcontinue to advertise in the mainstream agricultural press,but adverts will be less in number, smaller in size and moretargeted. This week’s press adverts are next week’s chippapers.These videos have predominantly been released onsocial media – both Facebook and Twitter - and have beenlinked to the Society website and Youtube channel (SimmTV). Our target market of young commercial farmers areincreasingly using social media and the internet to learnand source information about the industry. The socialmedia platform is free to view for anyone with internetaccess, and a phone that doesn’t go clunk. Adverts in themainstream agricultural press tend to require dipping intoone’s pocket.A special mention to both Catherines at MacGregorphotography for their ground breaking work in producingand launching the videos three months ahead of theoriginal schedule. We are delighted to be industry leadersin the use of this type of advertising, and whilst we are sureother breeds will follow suit, everyone will remember whowas first.www.britishsimmental.co.uk025Sheeted Gate25 34 - 35006 www.britishsimmental.co.ukA Member’sAnswerto TBMain Electric FenceThe TBAS identifies four main sources of infection;1. Brought-in cattle. This can be cattle which havebeen purchased at a market or privately, your owncattle which have left the holding for a show orthose which return unsold from the market.2. Neighbouring cattle. However biosecure andhealth conscious you are, if your cattle have noseto-nosecontact with other cattle, there’s a risk.3. Latent infection. The TB skin test does not haveabsolutely 100% detection rate, and animals canretain infection without reacting to a skin test.4. Wildlife. Be it from badgers, deer, alpacas, or othersources, there is no doubt that wildlife is a threat.The TBAS spent some time looking round the farm,Main Electric Fencenoting current biosecurity, hazards and TB history. Theydefine biosecurity as measures, or a series of measures,which reduce the risk of disease; in livestock terms, thisis based on the premise that prevention is better thancure. We were presented with a chart showing whatn November 2018, DEFRA released a report reviewing locality. Two years ago, we decided to take the bull by thepercentage risk each of the categories above currentlythe Government’s 25-year strategy with regard tohorns, and look into what we could do to secure our cattle.posed. In our case, we run a closed herd, and although weIBovine Tuberculosis (TB). The review included major First up was a detailed risk assessment. This was doneshow cattle, they are always isolated and tested beforerecommendations to help meet the challenge of preventing by walking the land boundaries and looking for badgerrejoining the herd. We are largely bordered by roads,spread of the disease, and in particular for farmers to have incursion; setts, latrines and runs. Whilst most of the fieldsrivers and railways, and the only field with neighbouringa duty of care to protect their own livestock against the showed no signs of incursion, a single field, set some fourcattle has a minimum 6 metre gap. At this time, we hadthreat of TB. General diseases of cattle, such as BVD and miles away from the farm, had evidence of badger activity.one non-homebred animal in our herd, and although thisIBR are relatively easy to manage and eradicate; the source A search of the area located two setts within a mile of thehad passed four years worth of TB testing, a 5% risk wasof any infection can be culled, and a vaccination program field. Around this time, the TB Advisory Service (TBAS)allocated. Which left us with a whopping 95% of our riskput in place. Unfortunately, these choices are not available were advertising for farmers in the high risk area to call onbeing allocated to wildlife.in the case of TB, and other options need to be considered. their services. We decided there was nothing to lose, andIt was very clear from this that the responsibility toMain Electric FenceWe farm in a high-risk area, and TB is in evidence in the booked an appointment.protect our cattle from wildlife threat lay with us. We had034 www.britishsimmental.co.uk www.britishsimmental.co.uk 035
Cows and calves at East MerklandSIMMENTAL REVIEW 2018REGIONAL CLUB REPORTSArea Club OfficersNORTH WESTSCOTLANDChairman: Mr Alan Tallentire, High Griseburn, Gt Asby, Appleby, Cumbria CA16 6QDChairperson: Nadia Gwynne, GardenTel: 01768 351532 Mobile: 07812 117249 Email: alantallentire500@gmail.comCottage, Castlewigg Farm, Whithorn, NewtonSecretary: Miss Sarah Ford, High Keenley Fell Farm, Allendale, Hexham, Northumberland NE47 9NU Stewart, DG8 8DPTel: 01434 618344 Email: nwsimmentalclub@gmail.comTel: 01988 500243 Mobile: 07585 554463Email: nadiagwynne@gmail.comSecretary: Mr. Richard Pettit, The Den, DenFarm, Fochabers, Morayshire IV32 7PQNORTHERN IRELANDMobile: 07739 079403Email: rmspettit@btinternet.comChairman: Mr Conrad Fegan, 24 Knockbarragh Road, Rostrevor, Newry, County Down, N. Ireland BT34 3DLTel: 02841 738579 Mobile: 07932 839329 Email: conrad.fegan@outlook.comSecretary: Mr. R J Boyd, Slievenagh Farm, 78 Ballynafie Road, Portglenone, N. Ireland BT44 8DQTel: 02825 820070 Mobile: 07799 346784 Email: boydsfarm78@gmail.comEASTERNChairman: Mr A McInnes, Cowick Farm, Thorne Road, East Cowick, Nr Goole DN14 8SYTel: 07920 485045 Email: ashleymcinnes@aol.comSecretary: Mrs E McInnes, Cowick Farm, Thorne Road, East Cowick, Nr Goole, DN14 8SYTel: 07920 485045 Email: ashleymcinnes@aol.comMIDLANDSChairperson: Mrs Vikki Wood, Popes Farm, Longridge Road, Dutton, Preston, Lancashire. PR3 2YTTel: 01254 878971 Mobile: 07813 063431 Email: vgwood@tiscali.co.ukSecretary: Mrs. M Green, 10 Peel Close, Kibworth Beauchamp, Leicester LE8 0JLTel: 01162 793004 Mobile: 07977 933898 Email: mandy_green@icloud.comWALESChairman: Mr. D Jones, Maesllymystyn, Foel, Welshpool, Powys SY21 0NXTel: 01938 820231 Mobile: 07717 683353 Email: dafydd1984@aol.comSecretary: Anwen Jones, Brynteg, High Street, St Clears, SA33 4DYTel: 01558 668411 Email: cefngwladsimms@hotmail.co.ukCENTRE WESTChairman: Mark Sallis, Nuttingore Farm, Stanton Lane, Sapcote, Leicester, LE9 4LTTel: 01455 648231 Mobile: 07941 061635 Email: sallis_mark@hotmail.comSecretary: Amy Cox, Clifford Forge House, Clifford Road, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warks, CV37 8HWTel: 01789 261633(ext 2) Mobile: 07789 991312 Email: amyjessecox@hotmail.comEAST ANGLIAChairman: Mr. S Key, Abbey Farm, Mundham, Loddon, Norwich, Norfolk NR14 6EL.Tel: 01508 528821 Email: simonkeyo@aol.comSecretary: Mrs H Clarke, Model Farm, Brick Kiln Road, Hevingham, Norwich, Norfolk, NR10 5NLMobile: 07799693582 Email: info@williamslivestock.comCORNWALLChairman: Mr B R Wynter, Bolankin Farm, Crows-An-Wra, St Buryan, Penzance, Cornwall, TR19 6HY SOUTH WESTTel: 01736 810787 Mobile: 07590 501096 Email: brwynter@outlook.comSecretary: Mrs Bridget Olds, Bosahan Farm, Constantine, Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11 5QBChairman: Mr Adrian Curry, LowerdownTel: 01326 340976 Mobile: 07665 767792 Email: oldsbosahan@aol.comFarm, Felton, Bristol, Somerset, BS40 9UFTel: 01275 472268 Mobile: 07546207496 Email: ljajcurry@hotmail.co.ukYOUNG MEMBERS-ASSOCIATION147Secretary: Mrs D Shapland, BrynsworthyFarm, Barnstaple, North Devon, EX31 3HRTel: 01271 343575Youth Development Officer: Emma McInnesMobile: 07747 745768Tel: 07920 485059 Email: mcshow71@gmail.comEmail: brynsworthy.farm@yahoo.co.uk070 www.britishsimmental.co.ukNORTH EASTChairman: Mr Craig Hollingsworth,Midhope Hall Farm, Midhopstones,Sheffield, S36 4GWTel: 01226 764192Email: midhopestones@outlook.comSecretary: Mrs Jayne Pick, Cottage One,Scarthingwell Farm, Scarthingwell, NorthYorkshire LS24 9PFTel: 01937 557546Email: jcpick62@outlook.comSOUTH EASTChairman: Mr C J Patmore, Telmara FarmLtd, Henham Rd, Debden Green, SaffronWalden, Essex, CB11 3LZTel: 07702 503081Email: chrisjohnptm@gmail.comSecretary: Mrs A Jukes, SwallowhillHouse, Bourne Lane, Sandhurst, Kent,TN18 5NT Tel: 01580 850417Email: jukesfamily@btinternet.comCentre West ClubChairman’s Report by Mark SallisOur annual AGM and quiz night was once again heldat Stratford cattle market albeit a little later in theyear than usual due to the weather in February,prompting a postponement until March. This delay didreduce the numbers slightly as many were now calvingand/or lambing, however an enjoyable night was had by allthat attended.The AGM saw the following appointments for 2018Chairman – Mark SallisVice-Chairman – David SavinsTreasurer – John FellowsSecretary – Amy CoxIt was very pleasing to see club members taking threeof the top four prices at the Worcester sale in May.Congratulations to C.H Evans & Son on selling WroxallHappy Chappy, for the day’s top price of 5000 guineas, tofellow club members C.M Mercer, for use in the Bowleyherd. Other notable prices were achieved by John Rixon(Lopemede) and James Shouler (Alchester). The saleat Worcester in May continues to go from strength tostrength and I anticipate the additional Autumn sale atWorcester in 2019 will be equally as successful.Unfortunately, the show season was very quiet forclub members this year. We have seen the dispersal of anumber of great herds who were very active on the showcircuit over the last couple of years, and other membershave elected to stay at home this year for a variety ofreasons. Hopefully next year will see us out in force.Wroxall Happy Chappy 16Our annual Herd Competition was admirably judgedin September by Noah Hoskins, supported by our veryown Rob Hewlett, and we thank them both for generouslydonating their time.Centre West Herd Competion Results 2018LARGE HERD1st – Wroxall – C.H Evans & Son2nd – Bowley – C.M MercerMEDIUM HERD1st – Alchester – James Shouler2nd- Little Orchard – Mark SallisSMALL HERD1st – Winford – LJ & AJ Curry2nd – Farnborough – Judith CockerillBEST SUCKLING CALF BORN IN 2018Wroxall Iggypop – CH Evans & SonBEST WEANED BULL UP TO 2 YEARS OLDWinford Invictus – LJ & AJ CurryBEST GROUP OF IN-CALF HEIFERSWroxall – CH Evans & SonJUDGES DISCRETIONARY AWARDFarnborough Vanity 6th a December 2017 born heifer calf – Judith CockerillThe year concluded with our annual Christmas meal atthe March Hare, Broughton Hackett, where an excellentevening was had by all who attended, and our thanks tothe March Hare for their hospitality.Finally, the David Bell Memorial Trophy is awarded eachyear to the most promising young member of the year, andthe 2018 recipient is Andrew Clarke of Northern Ireland,congratulations Andrew.www.britishsimmental.co.uk 071SIMMENTAL REVIEW 2018 REGIONAL CLUB REPORTS209SALESREPORTS2018www.britishsimmental.co.uk209SIMMENTAL REVIEW 2018SALES REPORTS157SIMMENTAL REVIEW 2018SIMMENTAL REVIEW 2018ROYAL SHOW REPORTSAfter a busy show season in June and July, I attendedan NFU co-ordinated event at East Merkland in earlyAugust, which was hosted very ably by the Dyet family. Atremendous demonstration of stock was on show, and thework ethos of the whole family was plain to see.The Spring Sales dominated through until May, wherewe attended the main NBA Beef event at Shrewsbury.As gold sponsors for both NBA events, we expected,and received, some excellent exposure for our money.Considering it was late in the season for purchasingbreeding stock, our stand was very busy all day, and wereceived some very positive enquiries.SHOWRESULTS2018www.britishsimmental.co.uk15719 - 24020 www.britishsimmental.co.uk www.britishsimmental.co.uk 021www.britishsimmental.co.uk007
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