Sheep Breed Societies
Beltex Sheep Society
Lane Farmhouse, Crooklands, Milnthorpe, Cumbria, LA7 7NH
Beltex a leading terminal sire providing prime lambs with maximum killing out percentages. Distinctive large double muscled hindquarters improves carcass.
Blackface Sheep Breeders Association
Woodhead of Mailer, Perth, PH2 0QA
Blackface sheep are the backbone of the British sheep industry, with three distinct types that suit any farming situation.
Bluefaced Leicester Sheep Breeders Association
Riverside View, Warwick Road, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA1 2BS
The Bluefaced Leicester - The only sire of the “UK mule”. Famous throughout the UK for its prime lamb production.
Border Leicester Sheep Breeders
The Border Leicester adds frame, adds style, adds up! Come and see what the breed could do for your flock.
British Charollais Sheep Society
Youngmans Road, Wymondham, Norfolk, NR18 0RR
Charollais rams – Quality lambs, quicker growth and easier lambing, plus “Fit for Purpose” tups.
British Rouge Sheep Society
2 Wood Cottages, Kingseat, Newmacher, Aberdeen, AB21 0VE.
The Rouge breed is dual purpose, producing a superb butchers’ animal as well as a top quality cross female for breeding.
Cheviot Sheep Society
The Old Gas House, 87 Drumlanrig Street, Thornhill, Dumfries & Galloway, DG3 5LU.
Promoting South Country Cheviots as pure/crossbred sheep producing quality wool and premium carcases sought after by the meat-trade.
Dalesbred Sheep Breeders Association
Brumham Glen Farm, Summerbridge, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG3 4DW.
Dalesbred’s are a hardy sheep suited well to both upland and lowland farms. Producing quality carcass lamb for today's market requirements.
Dorset Horn & Poll Dorset Sheep Breeders Association
Agriculture House, Acland Road, Dorchester, Dorset, DT1 1EF
Dorset Horns & Poll Dorset’s provide strong commercial traits, flexible enough to fit any farming enterprise, providing all year round lamb.
Dutch Spotted Sheep UK
Strathearn, Ruthwell, Dumfries, DG1 4NN.
Official breed society for the Dutch Spotted Sheep.
Easycare Sheep Society
Glovershaw Farm, Golvershaw Lane, Eldwick, Bingley, BD16 3AR.
The ultimate wool shedding, low maintenance prime lamb breed. Specifically bred for ease of lambing, low costs and maximum meat production.
Hampshire Down Sheep Breeders Association
Perdredda, 47 Morview Road, Widegates, Looe, Conwall, PL13 1QE.
Hampshire Down – The terminal sire that produces lambs that grow quickly, finish easily and grade well off low input systems.
Highland Mule Breeders Association & HISHA
The Arr, Lethen, Nairn, Morayshire, IV12 5QJ.
The Highland Mules are all the progeny of a Blackfaced mother, or occasionally a BlackfacedxSwaledale mother for extra milkiness and mothering skills, crossed with a Blue-faced Leicester ram.
Jacob Sheep Society Scotland
9/2 Park Terrace, Hawick, TD9 9JP
Jacob Sheep – Prolific 190% born alive. Easy lambing, good mothers and hary long lived. Scottish Show & Sale 2020 – Sat 8th August – St Boswells.
Kerry Hill Flock Book Society
1 The Stables, Stapleton Grange, Annan, Dumfriesshire, DG12 6RG.
Visit our stand to learn more about Kerry Hill sheep. A versatile breed suitable for all sheep keepers.
Lleyn Sheep Society
Gwyndy, Beyncross, Sarn, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, LL53 8ET
The compact commercial ewe with known respected maternal traits.
Meatlinc Rams
West Grange, Thorganby, York, YO19 6DJ
Commercial forage bred rams. Selected for growth, muscle and ease of lambing. 100% performance recorded.
North Country Cheviot Sheep Society
Alandale, Kirkby Thore, Penrith, Cumbria, CA10 1UE.
The quality hill breed. Versatile, hardy and profitable. Ensuring quality and value without compromise.
Oxford Down Sheep Breeders Association
Northfield, School Lane, Bronington, Whitchurch, Shropshire, SY13 3HN.
An Oxford ram used on any commercial ewe produces excellent, fast-growing lambs that are hardy and vigorous at birth.
Rough Fell Sheep Breeders Association
C/O Mrs Amanda Denver (Secretary), Fairfields, 7 Pasture Green, Patrick Brompton, Bedale, North Yorkshire, DL8 1LE.
Rough Fell sheep are one of the three breeds of sheep native to Cumbria, being one of the largest and hardiest hill breeds.
Scotch Mule Association
Auchtyfardle Farm, Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire, ML11 9PG.
90 kilos of lamb, from 70 kilos of dam! The unrivalled hybrid vigour that’s achieved when crossing a Bluefaced Leicester tup with a Scottish Blackface ewe, the female progeny of which, is is known as the Scotch Mule ewe. These ewes are run commercially as hardy vigorous and profitable flocks that produce consistently high lambing percentages. The finished lambs from Scotch Mule ewes are an end-product greatly desired in any abattoir and easily finished off grass with excellent killing-out percentages and grades. Diverse and adaptable, they are successfully run with any grazing system.
Shetland Sheep Society
9 Bowling Green Road, Kirkliston, West Lothian, EH29 9BG.
Less input, more output – increase your profits without increasing your costs. Good wool, good meat, good sense!
Suffolk Sheep Society
62 Fenaghy Road, Galgorm, Ballymena, Co Antrim, BT42 2LE
The Suffolk, the leading domestic terminal sire breed, is the fastest growing which reduces production costs and increases profitability.
Swaledale Sheep Breeders Association
Riddings Farm, Reeth, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL11 6UR
England’s premier hill sheep breed. Mother of the North of England mule.
Texel Sheep Society
4th Street, NAC, Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth, CV8 2LG
Most popular terminal sire chosen by producers, excellent converter of forage, vigorous lambs improving health, development and growth rate. Robust and versatile sought by producers in farming in diverse climates.
Zwartbles Sheep Association
Oxnam Neuk Farmhouse, Jedburgh, Scottish Borders, TD8 6RE.
Large framed, prolific, milky, maternal sheep with fast growth rates and low fat carcasses. Characteristics also desirable for cross breeding.