Preface to 1890 Herdbook
In January 1887, the “Farmer’s Gazette” published the first register of Dexter (and Kerry) cattle in Ireland.
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HistoricalIn January 1887, the “Farmer’s Gazette” published the first register of Dexter (and Kerry) cattle in Ireland.
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HistoricalIn 1920, Lady Phillips bought animals from Mrs. Conroy’s original herd.
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HistoricalThe early Dexters adapted to the challenging conditions of open, mountainous Irish countryside and developed the hardy animals that are valued today.Â
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Beef HistoricalDexter beef is a breed of cattle that is known for its quality and taste. It is commonly known in foodie circles that Dexter beef is some of the tastiest around and really good to eat.
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BeefThe native home of the Dexter is in the southern part of Ireland where they were bred by small holders and roamed about mountainous districts.
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BeefDexter cattle are generally docile creatures and if they’re around people a lot, they’re easy to halter-train. Kids enjoy walking them like a dog.
Raising Dexter Cattle Read More »
BeefNow’s the time to start planning ahead. Here’s a checklist to help you plan and prepare to improve.
Calving refresher + a checklist Read More »
Herd HealthMinerals are a small, but mighty, nutrient requirement for cattle. These elements cannot be made by the body and they are essential for proper function of the skeletal, immune, and muscular systems.
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Herd HealthThe objective of this study was to measure the performance of Redmond Mineral Salt in improving calf and cow weight gain.
Disproportional dwarfism is referred to as chondrodysplasia. Congenital disproportionate dwarfism is described in a number of different cattle breeds with varying modes of inheritance.
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