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Recognised UK Breed Societies Approved Or Recognised for Maintaining Or Establishing a Herd-Book for the Bovine Species Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Recognised UK breed societies approved or recognised for maintaining or establishing a herd-book for the bovine species Member State List of breed societies, recognised by the competent authorities in accordance with Article 4(3), and competent authorities carrying out Version United Kingdom breeding programmes on purebred breeding animals of the bovine species as referred to in Article 7(1) and (3) of Regulation (EU) 13/12/2018 2016/1012 1 2 3 4 5 6 Breed society or competent authority Breeding programme (1) Suspension, withdrawal and time limitation — Name of breed — Date of withdrawal of recognition as — Name of breed covered by approved Geographical territory of Derogations (3) Date of approval of breeding breed society (4) society/competent authority breeding programme — each approved breeding programme (dd.mm.yyyy) — Date of suspension or withdrawal of — Contact details Web-access to programme approval of breeding programme (4) — Date of recognition of breed society information on breeding — Date until the approval of breeding programme(s) (2) programme is timely limited (4) Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society Aberdeen Angus England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Pedigree House Northern Ireland 6 Kings Place Perth PH2 8AD Tel: 0173 8622 477 Fax: 0173 8636 36 [email protected] www.Aberdeen-Angus.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Ayrshires Cattle Society of Great Ayrshire Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Britain and Ireland Northern Ireland Westburn House McNee Road Prestwick Ayrshire KA9 Tel: 0129 2471 292 Fax: 0129 2474 686 [email protected] https://www.ayrshirescs.org/ Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Beef Shorthorn Cattle Society Beef Shorthorn England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Pedigree Cattle Services Northern Ireland The Old Dairy and Ten Stall Lamport Manor Old Road Lamport Northamptonshire NN6 9HF Tel: 01604 698060 Fax: 0247 6696 729 [email protected] www.Beefshorthorn.org Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Belted Galloway Cattle Society Belted Galloway Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Flourish Walls House Northern Ireland Greenlaw Duns Berwickshire TD10 6XW Tel: 0166 5579 326 Mobile: 078 9124 5870 [email protected] www.Beltedgalloways.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 The British Bazadaise Cattle Society Bazadaise Cattle United Kingdom - 02/11/2018 - Pond Farm Charlton Malmesbury Wiltshire SN16 9DU Tel: +44 (0) 1666 860 470 [email protected] www.bazadaise.org.uk Date of recognition: 02/11/2018 British Blonde Society Blonde d’Aquitaine Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Holme House Northern Ireland Dale Ainstable Carlisle CA4 9RH Tel: 01768 870523 [email protected] www.Britishblondesociety.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 British Blue Cattle Society Belgian Blue Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Holme House Northern Ireland The Dale Ainstable Carlisle Cumbria CA4 9RH Tel: 0176 8870 522 [email protected] www.britishbluecattle.org Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 British Charolais Cattle Society Ltd Charolais Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Unit 66, Avenue M Northern Ireland Stoneleigh Park Kenilworth Warwickshire CV8 2RG Tel: 0247 6697 222 Fax: 0247 6690 270 [email protected] www.charolais.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 The British Gelbvieh Cattle Society Gelbvieh Cattle United Kingdom - 18/02/2019 - Upper Old Wheatley Farm Pocombe Bridge Exeter Devon EX4 2HA Tel: 07751174239 [email protected] www.gelbviehuk.co.uk Date of recognition: 18/02/2019 British Limousin Cattle Society Ltd Limousin Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Concorde House Northern Ireland 24 Warwick New Road Royal Leamington Spa Warwickshire CV32 5JG G Tel: 02476 696500 Fax: 02476 696716 [email protected] www.Limousin.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 British Montbeliarde Society British Montbeliarde England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Rose Cottage Northern Ireland Little Fencote Northallerton DL7 0RR Tel: 0160 9748 385 Mob: 077 1079 5585 [email protected] www.Montbeliardeuk.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 The British Parthenais Society Parthenais Cattle United Kingdom - 08/11/2018 - High Tarns Farm Silloth Wigton Cumbria CA7 4NQ Tel: +44 (0) 1697 331836 [email protected] [email protected] https://www.parthenais.co.uk/ Date of recognition: 08/11/2018 British Piemontese Cattle Society Ltd Piemontese Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - 33 Eden Grange Northern Ireland Little Corby Carlisle CA4 8QW Tel: 0122 8562 946 [email protected] [email protected] www.Piemontese.org.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 British Simmental Cattle Society Simmental Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Stoneleigh Park Northern Ireland Kenilworth Warwickshire CV8 2LG Tel: 0247 6696 513 / 0247 6696 724 [email protected] [email protected] www.Britishsimmental.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 British White Cattle Society British White Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Albany Farm Northern Ireland Fen End Over Cambridge CB24 5NE Tel: 01954 232796 [email protected] www.britishwhitecattle.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Brown Swiss Cattle Society (UK) Brown Swiss Cattle United Kingdom - 01/11/2018 - Rose Cottage Little Fencote Northallerton North Yorkshire DL7 0RR Tel: 01609 748385, 07710 795585 [email protected] www.brownswiss.org Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Devon Cattle Breeders Society Devon Cattle England, Wales - 01/10/2001 - Blacklake Farm East Hill Ottery St Mary Devon EX11 1QA Tel: 0140 4812 800 [email protected] www.redrubydevon.co.uk Change of Address from 1/1/19: Unit 1 Stable Yard Woodhayes Farm Honiton Devon EX14 4TP Date of recognition: 01/10/2001 Dexter Cattle Society Dexter Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Holme House Northern Ireland Dale Ainstable Carlisle CA4 9RH Tel: 01768 870521 [email protected] www.dextercattle.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 English Guernsey Cattle Society Guernsey Cattle United Kingdom - 01/11/2018 - Langstone Mill Fm Llangarron Ross-on-Wye HR9 6NY Tel: 0176 1221 349, 07947 355507 [email protected] www.guernseycattle.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 European Angus Cattle Society Angus Cattle United Kingdom - 01/11/2018 - 47A Ballymacanallen Road Gilford Craigavon Co. Armagh Northern Ireland BT63 6AE Mob: 077 1558 4887 [email protected] www.europeanangus.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Galloway Society of Great Britain & Galloway Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Ireland Northern Ireland 15 New Market Street Castle Douglas Dumfries DG7 1HY Tel: 0155 6502 753 [email protected] www.Gallowaycattlesociety.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Gloucester Cattle Society Gloucester Cattle United Kingdom - 01/05/2018 - 1 Marshall crescent Middle Barton Chipping Norton Oxon OX7 7HA Tel: 0186 9349 132 [email protected] http://www.gloucestercattle.org.uk/ Date of recognition: 01/05/2018 Hereford Cattle Society Hereford Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/01/2015 - Hereford House Northern Ireland 3 Offa Street Hereford HR1 2LL Tel: 01432 272057 Fax: 07739 519277 [email protected] www.Herefordcattle.org Date of recognition: 01/01/2015 Highland Cattle Society Highland Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Stirling Agricultural Centre Northern Ireland Stirling FK9 4RN Tel: 0178 6446 866 Fax: 078 2523 2092 [email protected] www.highlandcattlesociety.com Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Holstein UK Holstein, British Friesian England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/12/1998 - Speir House Northern Ireland Stafford Park 1 Telford Shropshire TF3 3BD Tel: 07810 128 645 / 07714 770057 [email protected] [email protected] www.holstein-uk.org Date of recognition: 01/12/1998 Irish Moiled Cattle Society Irish Moiled Cattle United Kingdom - 01/10/2014 - 'Shamrock Vale' 42 Belfast Road Glenavy Crumlin Co. Antrim BT29 4HR Northern Ireland Mob: 078 4218 5008 [email protected] http://www.irishmoiledcattlesociety.com Date of recognition: 01/10/2014 Jersey Cattle Society of the United Jersey Cattle England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Kingdom Northern Ireland The Studio @ The Mill Mill Lane Little Shrewley Warwickshire CV35 7HN Tel: 0192 6484 035 M: 07971 020817 [email protected] [email protected] www.jerseycattlesociety.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Lincoln Red Cattle Society Lincoln Red England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - Lincolnshire Showground Northern Ireland, Republic Grange-de-Lings of Ireland Lincoln LN2 2NA Tel: 01522 511395 [email protected] www.lincolnredcattlesociety.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Longhorn Cattle Society English Longhorn England, Wales, Scotland, - 01/11/2018 - 3 Eastgate Northern Ireland Stoneleigh Park Stoneleigh Warwickshire CV8 2LG Tel: 0345 017 1027 Mobile: 07884 065 959 [email protected] www.longhorncattlesociety.com Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Luing Cattle Society Ltd Luing Cattle United Kingdom - 01/11/2018 - Dairy Cottage Tower Road Ayton Berwickshire TD14 5QX Tel: 01890 781358 / 07592 139708 [email protected] www.Luingcattlesociety.co.uk Date of recognition: 01/11/2018 Meuse Rhine Issel Cattle Society Meuse Rhine Issel Cattle United Kingdom - 01/11/2018 - Castle Moor Farm Four Oaks Newent Gloucestershire
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