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Wales True Taste Awards, 2020
The Royal Welsh Winter Fair Taste Awards offer an opportunity to showcase various specialty product from across Wales. Following the success and exposure gained at the 2018 Winter Fair, the award  was run again, this time with a class for Native Lamb breeds of Wales.  The aim the award is to promote all the Native Welsh breeds of Lamb and to encourage more interest in the different tastes between...
28th November 2019
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Royal Welsh Winter Fair 2020
It was wonderful to see such a great turn out of Black Welsh Mountain lamb at this year's RWAS Winter Fair, with 27 pairs forward for judging. Particularly encouraging was to see so many young & enthusiastic people showing such a passion for the breed.  They truly looked a picture! S4C covered the class and a video clip can be seen by following the link below  Click here to see the video. Re...
28th November 2019
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Centenary Ties now available
Centenary ties now available to purchase. Quality embroidered logo and text that will last and will wear well. Available from the office - you can email, phone or text with your order or alternatively fill in the dedicated box on the Annual Return. Steve Forsyth will also have ties for sale at the RWAS Winter Fair later this month. £14 each including postage. ...
14th November 2019
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Annual Returns 2019
Members should now have received their annual flock returns, enclosed with the new newsletter. Please send the returns back to the office by 31st December 2019 - you can use post or email. Anyone who's flock return isn't received by the end of the year will have no information entered about their flock in the next volume of the BWMSBA Flock Book. ...
10th November 2019
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Sad News
Sad news this morning. Mrs Brenda McCaull, of the Sutton Flock has passed away. Details of funeral arrangements will follow once they are available. ...
15th October 2019
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Blistering Trade at the Annual Sale at Raglan Market
The Annual Show & Sale held on behalf of the Black Welsh Mountain Sheep Breeders Association drew a top-quality entry to the Monmouthshire Livestock Centre on the 30th August. A packed ring ensured a blistering trade throughout. Breed records were broken, averages well up on 2018 and clearance rates, very encouraging. The sale was topped twice at 1900gns, equalling the current male breed record ...
5th September 2019
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