Quality, Performance, Service, Success
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British Texel Sheep Society Events 2026
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TEXELS ON TARGET
- 85% of Texel lambs grade ‘in spec’.
- Over their lifetime high index Texel rams add £690 to their commercial progeny.
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Texel Sheep Society news, shows, and sale information
Successful day at NSA Sheep Event
The Society enjoyed another successful visit to the NSA Sheep Event, Malvern, with the stand a hive of activity all day. Drawing visitors to the Society stand were a selection of sheep from the Kimbolton flock of Paul Phillips, the Millend flock of Russell and Gill Watkins and the Whitehart flock of Nicki and Jim […]
Read moreFarm safety failures affect everyone
The farming industry, like the Texel Sheep Society is a community, it is a collective of people all working for a common goal. And while, for much of the time, many work in isolation, everyone is connected to someone else in the community. Be it a family member, friend, colleague, supplier or casual acquaintance. That’s […]
Read moreKeith Jamieson, Annan
The Society was saddened to learn of the passing of former Society chairman and director, Keith Jamieson of the Annan flock. A legend of the Texel breed and recognised throughout the UK for his skill in selecting the right sire and dam combinations to improve his flock, Keith was a renowned stockman, noted for his […]
Read moreTexel breed well placed to meet global net zero challenge
An increasing focus on agriculture’s role in meeting national and global environmental targets, particularly those around methane reduction, highlights the need for continued international cooperation in research and development work. It is well understood that climate change is a global problem and requires global solutions, says Texel Sheep Society chief executive John Yates. “As a […]
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TEXELS ON TARGET
- 85% of Texel lambs grade ‘in spec’.
- Over their lifetime high index Texel rams add £690 to their commercial progeny.
British Texel Sheep Society Events 2026
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Formed in 1974 the British Texel Sheep Society now maintains the largest registry of pedigree Texel sheep anywhere in the world. Today more than 2000 members birth notify 45,000 lambs with 17,500 females and 1300 males going onto full pedigree registration annually. The Society and its 18 regional clubs market some 8500 breeding rams through 35 sales throughout the UK.
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