Jersey
Cattle Breeders Societies and Associations
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In English
it tells us that it handles the interests related to Danish Jersey
cattle breeding and production, amongst other things. |
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For over
50 Years it has been representing Jersey producers in the province
of Ontario as a non-profit organization supported by member deductions. |
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They currently
have a membership of almost 1000 and the Jersey is the second most
popular dairy breed in the UK. |
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It is believed
that the first Jerseys came to Australia as "ship cows". The first
actual reference to Jerseys dates back to 1829. |
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The Jersey
arrived in Argentina in 1909 and has adapted to the temperate zones
in South America. |
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Comprehensive
information on programs and services, genetic evaluations, herd performance,
and association activities. |
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