Seamer Fayre, Scarborough. Pedigree Livestock Producers & Farm Butchers

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Members of Biobest HiHealth Herdcare Cattle Health Scheme

Our Aberdeen Angus

Our pure Aberdeen Angus herd was established in 2005 with the purchase of two well bred Scottish cows, which joined our existing Angus Cross suckler herd. With the opening of Seamer Fayre, and the decision to sell only Aberdeen Angus beef, the need to increase numbers was obvious.

Aberdeen Angus Cattle ClubIn 2006 we purchased a high index, easy calving bull, The Moss Florian, who put length and shape into his progeny. A proportion of the female progeny were kept for further breeding which meant that in May 2010, we had to purchase a new bull, Oakmoor Dragoon, a Rawburn Randolph son, who has settled in nicely and his first crop of calves look very promising.

Weydale Angus herd now stands at 50 head.  We are members of the Biobest Hi Health Herdcare scheme and are accredited free from Johnes and BVD, and monitoring for Leptospirosis and IBR.  In additions we are in a low risk TB area, with periodic testing at 48 months.

Yorkshire Show Winning Aberdeen AngusThese wonderful black cattle are an impressive sight for anyone heading into Scarborough, as their 77 acre field of organic grass borders the main road to the coast.
Despite our hectic daily schedule, we try to find time to exhibit our stock at local and county shows. Having shown sheep and horses for years,

The highlight of our showing career so far with Angus was to win the cow and calf class, amongst impressive company, at the Great Yorkshire Show with a home bred ET Fossil Creek Kirsty daughter, Weydale Kirsti.  Kirsti's progeny are distinctive within the herd, having inherited their mother's extensive New Zealand genetics noted for their ability to thrive on low input grassland systems.

 

We often have pure and pedigree Aberdeen Angus for sale.

 

Please click here for current stock for sale, or contact us for more details.


 

The Quality Standard Mark for beef and lamb

 

Yorkshire Show Bull


Aberdeen Angus herd