Blonde d'Aquitaine Cattle Breeders Societies & Associations

Blonde d'Aquitaine beef cattle breeders, societies and associations

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Blonde d'Aquitaine Stamboek Nederland

Het Blonde d'Aquitaine Stamboek Nederland waakt erover dat de dieren in ons land maat houden en niet afzakken naar het dikbil type met bijverschijnselen als keizersnee.

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Blonde d'Aquitaine Society of Australia
and New Zealand

In Australia an New Zealand, the introduction of Blondes occurred in 1972 with the importation of semen from France and Great Britain.

Everingham Blondes

Everingham, York

Willow Springs Stock Farm

Westlock, Alberta

Westlane Farms

Didsbury, Alberta

MBRHEO Blondes

Clifford, Ontario

West Wind Blondes

Stavely, Alberta

Hallfield Blondes Have the Winning Formula
2011-May-05
Consistency of breeding has helped one of the UK’s longest-established pedigree Blonde herds win the breed society’s annual herd competition for the second time.

Applecroft Earl Takes Top Price at Moira with £3,500gns
2011-Apr-14
Applecroft Earl, the home bred bull from John and Sharon Houston took the highest bid of 3500gns at the first British Blonde export sale held at Moira Pedigree Sales Arena sold by Michael Taaffe and sponsored by Northern Bank.

British Blondes National Herd Competition 2010
2011-Mar-07
The British Blonde society held their presentation dinner at Carlisle for the presentation of the results of the 2010 National herd competition.

UPRA Blonde d'Aquitaine

A modern breed established under a new name as from 1962, resulting from the merging of three branches: Garonnaise, Quercy and Blonde des Pyrénées. There are around 26 000 Blonde d'Aquitaine breeders in France.

Swedish Blonde d'Aquitaine Association

The Blonde d'Aquitaine herdbook was founded in 1962 as a merger of the herdbooks of the Garonnais, the Quercy and the Blond des Pyrénées.

American Blonde d'Aquitaine Association

American breeders selectively imported French cattle specifically suited to beef production in North America. The first arrived in 1972.

Asociacion Argentina Criadores
Blonde D'Aquitaine

In Argentina, farmers have used it to obtain animals with a large muscular formation, calving ease and fast growth: the breed is particularly convenient for industrial crossbreedings.

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