Umbrella $22.50
Members Kit $15.00
CS shirts
Polar fleece vest $40.00
CS caps $20.00 each
Shower proof outer, fleece lined long sleeved Jacket
Sets of 6 Cards $16.00 incl postage
Glass Paperweight
If you are a member pay directly to the ew ealand ighland Cattle Society bank account number 15 3953 0511620 00. Please ensure your name and product ie, shirt, cap etc appears as reference
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This show has Royal show status for Beef cattle
West of the outh of the orth after heat detection, andthe arious ways of detecting a cy cling
Botto of the orth sland Waikato, Bay of Plenty
Canterbury Westland Report
Otago Southland Group
Weloe e ebers Joint
Murray and Leesa BabeWhangarei Jon and Adrienne O'Brien
Warkworth
Graham and Margaret Harvey
Tauranga
Henry and Thea Nel
Tauranga
Ruth and Bruce Shute
Hamilton
Rod Fisher Todd and Robyn Smith
Palmerston North Wanganui
Andrew and Janene Cave
Woodville
Dave Stebbings, Sandy Mills, Hans Strub & Brian Parkinson
Motueka
The Harris Family Trust Neville Harrex and Paula Eatherley
Blenheim Oamaru
PHILIP 1ST O HIRROW
Dear Members Firstly, I would like to thank the East Coast Coo’s for the wonderful AGM in June. The attention to detail for at the dinner was amazing, and on Sunday we had a great tour followed by a delicious lunch. Thank you to all the members who voted for me. Unfortunately, on the 26 June, I suffered a stroke and spent the following ten weeks in hospital. I am now at home, going to physio twice a week and making good progress. After much consideration regarding my position the CS Council, I felt it was the best decision to resign. For me, the next eight months will be in recovery mode and I believe if you are on the Council you need to give it your best focus. I would like to thank the members who have sent flow ers, cards and emails and those who have telephoned, all with lovely messages, your support and best wishes have been very much appreciated. I am also very grateful to all those who have performed my duties over the last four months.
Judy Bruerton – Thank you!
Best wishes to you all. Kind regards, Judy Bruerton
BULL FOR SALE
“Kade of Braesteen”
4th 4th
2011 2011Budget Budget REGISTRATIONS INCOME REGISTRATIONS INCOME TRANSFER INCOME TRANSFER INCOME SHOW INCOME SHOW INCOME ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP FULL MEMBERSHIP FULL MEMBERSHIP JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP
$ $ 21,000.00 21,000.00 $ $ 12,000.00 12,000.00 $ $ 800.00 800.00 $ $ 2,000.00 2,000.00 $ $ 33,000.00 33,000.00 $ $ 150.00 150.00
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99,200.00 99,200.00
Reviewing the HCS Constitution, Breed Standard and Herd Book Rules – Doug Maclean
Constitution:
SHO HHAD CA CASSS DR RAS RS
Delegations of Authority Bull Assessment: Other Discussions
Highland cattle that may be shown at A P shows in rings oper ating under RAS rules: P2 bulls, i.e. five generations, or higher including Fullblood bulls P1 females, i.e. four generations, or higher including Full blood females. Progeny of P1 bulls provided they meet with the first two bullet points. Horned progeny of polled animals provided they meet with the first two bullet points.
The 3rd International Highland Gathering
What a night!!!! Day 2: Day 3
Day 4
New animal welfare code released In June 2010, a new Code for Animal Welfare was released by the Minister for Agriculture David Carter. This code details the fundamental obligations of caring for animals, and sets minimum standards for compliance in situations ranging from food and water, husbandry, stockmanship and handling, body condition scoring, shelter and health, injury or disease. Hello Everyone. My name is Adam Cowie and I tan animal skins for a living, everything from rabbits through to cow hides. I have been in the tanning industry for 25 years and are fully qualified in tanning technology and the dyeing of leather. Just over a year ago I decided to go out on my own and started up my own busi ness Animal Skin Tanning Services Ltd based in Invercargill. I offer a tanning service and also buy raw skins and hides to proc ess and on sell myself. So it is with much delight that I offer my services to you as Highland Cattle breeders. I have done quite a few Highland hides over the past year and have made the follow ing observations. irstly they look best with either their full sum mer coat or their full winter coat. In between seasons they are a bit scruffy and patchy with long and short hair areas over the skin. As a floor rug they look best if the hair is of even length across the whole hide. Secondly I have found in some skins there are a lot of its Lice eggs imbedded at the base of the hair. This is very difficult to remove as there can be thousands of them. I would suggest that if you were thinking of getting an animal skin tanned then check it for lice and if practical try and rid it of the lice before killing. Once tanned these animals look great as a floor rug and will last for a long time. They will however require a regular vacuuming as the longer the hair is the more of a dust collector they can become. I do coat the hair with a silicon solu tion to help prevent dust sticking to the hair fibres and allow for easy removal with the vacuum. To prepare the hide it is best to do the following; 1. Cool it down with cold water immediately after flaying. 2. Trim off as much excess meat and fat as you can . It is these areas that bacteria love and will colonise first. 3. Either salt the hide, making sure you use plenty spread evenly across the flesh side. then roll it up and put it in a cool dry place until you can get it to me. Or roll it up, put it in a bag and freeze it until you can get it to me. . I have done skins sent frozen from the orth Island and they have arrived to me here in Invercargill still frozen a couple of days later. So please don't think it is too much hassle to get them to me. Most freight companies only take a couple of days to get skins to me from the other end of the country. 5. I will then put the hide into work and if there are any prob lems with hair slip due to bacterial degradation then I will con tact you and discuss the options. I must say though that I have not had any problems with cattle hides as long as they have been prepared as written above. It takes me about 6 8 weeks to process the hides through and then payment is re quired and I send them back to you as a finished floor rug or whatever you wish to use it for. Please visit my web site www.animalskintanningservices.co.nz to find out more and feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. Adam Cowie 177 Lorn St, Invercargill Hm: 03 2171269 Mob: 0272813026 email : adamanimalskintanningservices.co.nz
All people who are involved in the care of animals should make themselves familiar with this code and the standards within. More information and the code itself can be found on http://www.biosecurity.govt.nz/animal-welfare/codes/ sheep-beef-cattle
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Loanhead Fold
Including Progeny of renowned Bull “Braco Black Sambo” •Cows with Calf at Foot •2 Year Heifers •Yearling Heifers
Fullblood Highland Cattle for Sale
Colours – Red, Yellow, Black, Brindle
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Council Corner
Election of President Casual Vacancy on Council International Gathering Reports RAR Website AGM 2011 Calendars
UPDATE Royal Agricultural Society (RAS) Affiliation of ational ighland Register Society and () ifestyle ighland Society CS Position on ultiple reed Affiliation Show Rules and Eligibility Verification f we elected not to participate in the oint approach R and S ebers (under RAS rules) would have been allowed to show any anial in their respective pedigree registers re gardless of the validity of that pedigree.
Verification Future Challenges
Bull Assessment Training Day, Held at Fielding, July 25th 2010.
2011 FEES
Female registrations will rise to $35 incl GST. Bull assessment request fee will rise to $60 incl GST.
ZHCS Council 2010
President Vice Presidents Councillors
ZHCS Secretary ZHCS egistrar ZHCS Magaine
Sub Committee Members
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