Originating in southern Scotland’s wild landscapes, the hardy and maternal Galloway delivers beef of the highest quality from low input, low cost farming systems.
The Galloway Cattle Society of Great Britain and Ireland formed in 1877. Our members include farmers and pedigree breeders of Galloway Cattle, as well as people who are passionate about Galloways and wish to support this historic native breed.
Great on Grass
The Galloway excels at producing good beef from grass – and good beef from scrub. It brings hardy, native traits from the past right into the modern market, producing great tasting beef that climate conscious customers can feel good about.
Buy and Sell
There’s growing demand for Galloways right across the UK and Ireland. Shows and sales take place throughout the year. The Society can also help you buy or sell Galloways privately.
Join Us
Open to anyone who wants to support this iconic breed, membership of the Galloway Cattle Society gives you the opportunity to register your cattle, participate in Society events, and connect with like-minded farmers who are passionate about the breed.
Latest news
Galloway Cattle Society Announces New Leadership Team
Galloway Cattle Society Announces New Leadership Team The Galloway Cattle Society is excited to introduce its new leadership team. With a mix of experience and fresh ideas, this team is well-placed to honour the breed’s proud heritage while looking ahead to the future. It’s especially encouraging to see a new generation of young leaders stepping up alongside long-standing advocates of…
IMPORTANT NOTICE – Registration Fees - Update
Important Update for Members – Registration Fees Further to Our Recent Announcement - Following a meeting of the Executive Committee, a grace period has been granted until 30th June 2025 to allow members to register cattle at the lower rate. From 1st July 2025, all fees and age brackets will be strictly applied, and the current fee structure will be…
The Exmoor Forest Estate
The Exmoor Forest Estate is centered around the small village of Simonsbath in the heart of the Exmoor National Park. Originally a Royal hunting forest from Saxon times it encompassed some 20,000 acres of wild exposed moorland.