Charolais in a sentence

And despite the effects of inclement weather, store lambs held up well with Texels from Loaningfoot selling to £78 and Charolais from the same home peaking at £94/head.

Cast sheep held up similarly well, selling to £125 for a Texel from Druidhall, and store lambs peaked at £90 for Charolais from Grove.

Charolais x Steers hit $1,530 at Beaudesert recently.

Pictured in March 1983 at the breed show and sale which was held at the Automart, Portadown are auctioneer Tom Clarke, NI Charolais Club secretary, with Bertie Watterson, chairman, and the judge Andrew Barr from Scotland.

Smaller sorts sold to £1080 for a 390kg Charolais.

Calves at Carlisle yesterday sold to £590 twice, firstly for a British Blue bull from Big Balcraig and secondly for a Charolais bull from Messrs McNabney, and heifers sold to £580/head for British Blues from Waingaithead.

Charolais bull breeders Fergus and Katrina Templeton do not mind their phones ringing more often these days.

Heifers sold to £1,700 for a 530kgs Charolais from the farm of Mr Sean McCambridge, Ballyvoy.

Lightweight males sold to £1790 for a 430kg Charolais.

Taking the overall honours in the Charolais section was Murray Lyle, with reserve going to Grant and Mark Smeaton.

He took a Charolais Journal, and he would sit there after dinner and read, and I would wonder what he was looking at.

Another fresh face is Jérémy Decerle, a newly-elected MEP who is also a breeder of Charolais kettle in France.

CHAROLAIS – James S Youngson, Westerton, Cullerlie, with yearling heifer, Cullerlie Nancy, by a Harvieston sire and out of the reserve champion, the six-year- old cow, Cullerlie Innes, by Balmyle Bollinger.

Cedric Mandin, who raises some 800 Charolais cows with his brother in France's Vendee region, is the fourth generation of his family to own their farm, and he fears he will be the last.

One bull in particular took his eye when he inspected the Token Charolais stud herd in 2013 and he went on and purchased that bull at the Landmark Great Southern Blue Ribbon bull sale.

Some of the more commonly recognized breeds include Angus, Hereford, Shorthorn, Limousin, Charolais and Simmental.

A Canchim bull The Canchim breed is a breed of beef cattle developed in Central Brazil by crossing European Charolais cattle with Indubrazil cattle already kept in Brazil where Asian Zebu type cattle are best suited to the tropical conditions.

Formation of the breed The European breed used in the formation of Canchim cattle was Charolais.

The conclusion was that the 5/8 Charolais and 3/8 Zebu was the most suitable, presenting an excellent frame for meat, precocious, resistance to heat and parasites, and a uniform coat.