I recently had coffee with a friend of mine who breeds Moiled cattle and she showed me some of the new calves born a couple of weeks ago, they are delightful wee things and are ideal for the smallholder as they are not a large breed of cow and are naturally polled.
If anyone is interested in finding more about this breed I can pass you her details.
Morag
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Irish Moiled cattle
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Irish Moiled cattle
by Morhogs on Fri May 15, 2009 4:25 pm
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irish moiled cattle
by conorkeane on Tue Jun 30, 2009 9:52 pm
would be very interested in finding out more about Irish moiled cattle. was interested in Dexters too. just moved to an old house in Cork with some land around it so really looking forward to starting with some animals and veg asap. i would be grateful for any contacts.
thanks. conor
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