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mootoyou
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Smiddiehill Sale
The Catalogue is now available to view on line.. . . . . .
Smiddiehill
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16/2/2008, 11:29
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titantom
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
where do you start on picking a high seller?! should be a fantastic sale!
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17/2/2008, 15:24
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JonnykelsoII
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
Totally agree!! I fancy the :
Goldwyn x Leader Melanie
Forbidden Erles
Pledge & Promis daughters
Maybe most of all Ambrosia x Toystory!
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17/2/2008, 21:36
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JonnykelsoII
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
Aynone hazard a guess at how much Ked Erle or Durham Glora will make?
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17/2/2008, 23:10
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igen7
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Smiddiehill Sale
I hope all is ok for Bluetomgue and importing to NI Smiddiehill deserve a great sale
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18/2/2008, 0:06
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mootoyou
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
Charryman. .. . . they'll love you for pointing out that!!!!
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18/2/2008, 10:56
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MAJESTIC1
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
Why would anyone want to risk bringing anything into NI?
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18/2/2008, 12:06
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
quote: MAJESTIC1 wrote:
Why would anyone want to risk bringing anything into NI?
Equally, would you buy anything high profile into southern England until a blue tongue vaccine is available?
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18/2/2008, 12:42
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ELRE
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
With the way the vector free period works every animal has to pass a blood test showing they are antibody free before they can leave the surveillance zone and all the Smiddiehill animals have passed that. Any animals going to Ireland will be moved to Scotland straight after the sale. I have already checked on this
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18/2/2008, 12:57
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
quote: Charryman wrote:
It will be interesting to see what the controversial Paradise calves make.
We were told by Miklink when the original story broke that if Milklink members wanted to use clones or progeny of clones in their breeding programs then Milklink didn't want their milk because of pressure from their customers.
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18/2/2008, 20:54
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moore
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
Re bluetounge.
The animals slaughtered on monday had all been tested and quarantined in the Netherlands before coming here. There is a feeling locallly that either someone in DARD has made a big mistake or else the government are out to make an example of the farmer involved so as to make others think again before importing anything.
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19/2/2008, 11:52
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dairylands
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Smiddiehill Sale
Were there not 4 reactors in the NI case though?
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19/2/2008, 21:40
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JonnykelsoII
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
...apparently 2 double decker lorry loads of breeding bulls came into NI last week from Holland!!!
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19/2/2008, 22:03
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Ardbarron
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Smiddiehill Sale
When are people goina wise up and quit bringing cattle into Northern Ireland from bluetounge countries!?!
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19/2/2008, 22:40
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ELRE
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
quote: Charryman wrote:
Presumably, the Smiddiehill cattle will all have passed a negative BT test
quote: ELRE wrote:
blood tests showing they are antibody free before they can leave the surveillance zone and all the Smiddiehill animals have passed that.
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20/2/2008, 1:59
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Ardbarron
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Re: Smiddiehill Sale
Charryman Yes that does unfort include England, the Smiddiehill cattle might will all have passed a negative BT test but so did the heifers that were brought in from Holland and then when tested here were found to have the disease
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20/2/2008, 11:45
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