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HOT NEWS
Greg & Cathy Venticingue wish to advise that the Opening of their Galloway Meats processing room has be postponed indefinitely.
We apologise for any inconvenience.
How ever the 2010 Maitland Show & the Belted Galloway Dinner are full steam ahead, and so far we have had a very positive response, so please keep those bookings coming for the Dinner.
Terry & Karen Pierce
608 Barrington East Road
Barrington NSW 2422
Phone (612) 6558 4227
Fax (612) 6558 4339
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Peppercorn Zula biography detailing the public
release of his semen straws
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Peppercorn Zula's registered
semen is available
to all countries worldwide through Genetic
Enterprises New Zealand and in Australia from Peppercorn Belted
Galloway Stud |
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Peppercorn
Belted Galloway
Stud was established in 1996 by Terry and Karen Pierce using
pure Scottish bloodlines. It is located near Gloucester
on the New South Wales Mid North Coast, 3 hours north of
Sydney.
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Our
property is approximately 110 acres of
mainly undulating ridge country on the Barrington River.
It is primarily native pasture with a couple of paddocks
of improved pasture. The main water supply is two very large
dams that are also used for irrigation. The Barrington River
is also a source of water for irrigation for silage and
hay production and the property runs approximately 20 stud
females and 60 commercial cattle. All the cattle, with the
exception of the show animals, are bred and raised on the
natural pasture. |
Photo: Glen
McCurtayne Newcastle Herald
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"Our
belties are bred and thrive on natural pastures and have
very quiet temperament. We continuously strive to improve
their beef characteristics and aim to breed hardy medium-sized
cattle with strong constitutions and good bone structure;
cattle that stand straight on good strong feet with strong
straight backlines. Our objective is to achieve longevity
in our bloodlines with bulls working well into their teen
years and females well into their late teens.
We are
well on the way to achieving these objectives. DNA samples
of all our stud animals are kept on our farm." |
Peppercorn
Belted Galloway Stud
Doma, 608 Barrington East Rd Barrington NSW 2422
Tel: 02 6558 4227 Fax: 02 6558 4339 Email: belties@belties.com.au |
P2001102
HERD
# BG165
MSA
# 6825 |
