This week we head back to USA to a herd that put the backbone in the rise of larger framed cattle in the Angus breed, the Wye Plantation in Maryland, speaking with former Wye farm manager, Bill Hodge as well as cattle historian Dr Bob Hough.
James B Lingle was a never a man interested in fashion or showing, only output and performance. With a purebred herd numbering over 1000 cows, his dedication to measurements and growth traits were the forerunners of the recording schemes we have today. Producing bulls such as Lodge, Linecacker and Fabron and the name of Wye can still currently be found in many pedigrees the world over.
56 - History of Native Breeds - Galloway cattle
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
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