Munster-Progressive merger sealed

SCALE, focus and efficiency in proving, housing, and harvesting dairy and beef bulls in Ireland has been promised by Tom Corcoran, Chairman of the new National Cattle Breeding Centre.
Munster-Progressive merger sealed
Thu, 17 Mar, 2005 - 00:00
Stephen Cadogan

The Centre was established in February by the merger of the Munster Cattle Breeding Society and Progressive Genetics Ireland Ltd.

The new organisation is based at Enfield, Co Meath where the bulls will be housed.

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