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2025 World Galloway Congress hosted by the Galloway Cattle Society of New Zealand
Announcing the 2025 World Galloway Congress, which will be hosted by the Galloway Cattle Society of New Zealand.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the Hybrid Annual General Meeting of the
Society will be held in the Kings Arms Hotel, Castle Douglas, on 24th May, 2024 commencing at 1.30pm.

2024 Spring Newsletter.
Welcome to our 2024 Spring Newsletter.

Ballymoney Show - Saturday 1st June, 2024
Exciting news! Galloways take the spotlight at this year’s Ballymoney Show on Saturday, June 1st. With an increased prize fund for the Galloway section, there’s even more reason to showcase your Galloway cattle.

Galloway Cattle Society Castle Douglas Spring Show and Sale Thursday 15th and Friday 16th February, 2024
The next generation of Galloway breeders put on a strong showing at the Galloway Cattle Society’s spring sale, held at Wallet’s Mart, Castle Douglas.

Harrison & Hetherington Galloway & Whitebred Shorthorn Show and Sale
Friday 1st March, Borderway Mart. Online bidding available via MartEye - just search Harrison & Hetherington

2025 World Galloway Conference - New Zealand
The Galloway Cattle Society of New Zealand Incorporated is happy to report that it has now decided on the dates and venues for the next World Galloway Conference in 2025.

Galloway Cattle Society Cattle Dressing Workshop Saturday 13th January, 2024
The Galloway Cattle Society proudly conducted its inaugural Cattle Dressing Workshop at Balgray, Lockerbie, graciously hosted by David and Rosemarie Cornthwaite.

Clerkhill Farm, Eskdalemuir, Dumfries & Galloway
Eskdalemuir, in Dumfries and Galloway, may be in one of the most southerly corners of Scotland, but its unusually cold - and wet - climate is ideal for growing trees and Galloway cattle.

Harrison & Hetherington Autumn Show and Sale Friday 3rd November 2023
Galloways were in demand at the Autumn sale at Harrison and Hetherington’s Carlisle Mart, increased number of entries, higher average prices and a 100% clearance rate meant vendors sold to their advantage.