Borderway Magazine - Spring 2006



	Spring 2006

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Borderway Magazine is edited by Jennifer Mackenzie

Alan takes the chair
Alan Bowe has taken over the chair of the H&H Group from David Trimble, who
had held the office from April 2003. [more]

CAP reform impacts on Group’s profits
CAP reform and the single farm payment system have impacted on the H&H Group's farmstock business and, as a result, both turnover and profit are down for the Group for the six months to December 31, 2005. [more]

Beef Expo comes to Borderway
All roads will lead to Harrison & Hetherington's Borderway Mart, Carlisle, on Friday, June 2nd, for the UK's national beef event, Beef Expo 2006. [more]

Second spring sheep dog sale
Following on from the success of last year's inaugural sale of working sheep dogs at Lazonby, Harrison & Hetherington is staging another auction at Lazonby Mart on May 10th. [more]

Seeing the wood for the trees...
The EWGS is part of the Environment support measures provided by DEFRA and is operated by the Forestry Commission under the ERDP. [more]

11 breeds go under the hammer
Well, the month of May is fast approaching as Borderway Beef Month, featuring no les than 11 beef breeds - Simmental, Charolais, Blonde d'Aquitaine, Belgian Blue, Limousin, Aberdeen Angus, Beef Shorthorn, South Devon, Hereford, Parthenais and Bazadaise, writes pedigree auctioneer David Dickinson. [more]

Dedication pays for Border and Lakeland sales
Pedigree dairy cattle trade at Borderway is booming, with the Border & Lakeland events earning the reputation as one of the best Holstein club sales in the country. [more]

Mapping changes - what happens now?
The RPA has now released details of the mechanisms for notifying amendments to Rural Land Registry Maps. [more]

Village show hosts national Galloway line-up
Gilsland Agricultural Society will have cattle classes for the first time in many years when it hosts the prestigious National Galloway Show on August 6th. [more]

Have you got the EX Factor?
The EX Factor is coming to Borderway on May 20th 2006. [more]

Governor talks to agribusiness
The Governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, attended a working lunch with representatives of Cumbrian agribusiness at the Shepherds Inn, Carlisle, on February 1, organised by the H&H Group. The lunch, which was attended by 42 people, was followed by a tour of Borderway Mart, as well as visits to other businesses in the county. Mr King is pictured left with H&H Group chief executive Trevor Hebdon.

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