Busy farmer wins red hot show

RED hot competition was guaranteed when nearly 60 breeders of pedigree cattle contested the National Dairy Show at Millstreet last Saturday.
Busy farmer wins red hot show
Thu, 20 Oct, 2005 - 01:00
Stephen Cadogan

On top of the seven day week commitment to milk production, these farmers work overtime and go the extra mile with attention to detail and painstaking training and grooming of their cattle - all for the red rosettes.

"If you want winning pedigree cattle, look for a busy farmer", is a good guide.

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Place: MillstreetPlace: KildalkeyPlace: LixnawPlace: NewcastlewestPlace: LimerickPlace: TurloughPlace: LiffordPlace: DroghedaPlace: Co LouthPlace: ClonardPlace: Co MeathPlace: LumvillePlace: CroaghPlace: Co LimerickPerson: Martin O'SullivanPerson: MartinPerson: Desmond Leduc CairnbraePerson: Ben TyrrellPerson: RichardPerson: Michael MolyneauxPerson: HeiferPerson: Trevor LockhartPerson: Roy CromiePerson: DalevalleyPerson: AnnaPerson: JimPerson: Úna SinnottPerson: EnniscorthyPerson: Paul FlanaganPerson: Richard WhelanPerson: Donal NevillePerson: De LavalPerson: BarrettPerson: SalliePerson: TPerson: J KirbyPerson: DuaghPerson: SmearlaviewPerson: Madison CowPerson: LaurelmorePerson: Aaron AnnPerson: Sean KellEvent: National Dairy ShowEvent: Examiner Farming Supreme ChampionshipEvent: 23rd National Dairy Show JerseyOrganisation: Glebe PropertiesOrganisation: Co MeathOrganisation: O'Connor GroupOrganisation: JOrganisation: Eurogene AI ServicesOrganisation: Desmond IntegrityOrganisation: Bank of IrelandOrganisation: WexfordOrganisation: Kerry Agri GroupOrganisation: EmeraldOrganisation: & SonsOrganisation: TogherOrganisation: SYGOrganisation: Irish Dairy BoardOrganisation: Westfalia Farm IrelandOrganisation: John Barrett & Sons
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