This week Suffolk Society chairman Mike Weaver and myself discuss the history of the Suffolk sheep breed. From its initial cross-bred form in the mid 18th century, through to the larger heavy boned sheep of the 1980s, the breed climbed to the top of the sheep through a steady evolution. We discuss those breeders that took the sheep to an extreme, and some of the animals that contributed to that as well as more recent times.
55 - History of Native breeds - Aberdeen Angus - Part 2
54 - History of Native Breeds - Aberdeen Angus - Part 1
53 - History of Native Breeds - Shorthorn Cattle - Part 2
52 - History of Native Breeds - Shorthorn Cattle - part 1
51 - History of Native Breeds - Hereford Cattle - Part 2
50 - History of Native Breeds - Hereford Cattle - Part 1
48 - Modern Livestock Operations - William Mc Allister
47 - The Young Enthusiasts - Gareth Small
46 - LEGENDARY CATTLEMEN - Captain Ben Coutts
45 - General Chat - Scott Brown
44 - The Autobiography of an Unfortunate Bull
43 - LEGENDARY CATTLEMEN - Tom Burke
42 - Modern Livestock Operations - Millbrook Limousins
41 - Modern Livestock Operations - Australian stud stock
40 - Legendary cattlemen - Willie Robertson
39 - The Young Enthusiasts - Steph Dick
38 - Modern Livestock operations - Blelack
37 - The Young Enthusiasts - Ali Jackson
36 - Modern Livestock Operations - Logie Durno
35 - The Young Enthusiasts - Jack Buckle
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