LOCAL angus breeders recently made the journey to Cookstown for the Aberdeen Angus Society's 150th herd book celebration.

Truly knowing your beef is about more than just recognizing the different cuts, one should also know what to expect from each ...

Aberdeen Angus was recognised as a breed in the 1870s, the result of crossing the Angus Doddy, a very hardy beast that used to be walked all the way to London to be sold for meat, and the ...

The Aberdeen-Angus breed has always been suited to the farm, having begun in 1914 but bought by Marion’s grandfather, Capt Tom Elliot, in 1942 for his son, Jack, who died at the end of WWII, leaving ...

The Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society is organising a series of events to celebrate the 150th volume of the society herd book.

Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society breed development manager, Natalie Cormack, says Aberdeen-Angus bulls have the potential to offer premiums for dairy farmers - both on the farm and beyond the ...

Livestock numbers: The suckler herd currently consists of around 20 females who are put in calf to a red Aberdeen-Angus bull. With 120 Aberdeen-Angus kept pedigree of which 90 will be red and the ...

As the first Rawburn Aberdeen Angus breeder in the UK to test his young bulls for feed efficiency, Mr Elliot found his best performing bull for this characteristic required more than half a tonne ...

A seasonal show of 80 cattle on Monday night met with a fantastic trade for all sorts of cattle and many more could have been ...