Directory of Shorthorn Resources

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Anything pertaining to Shorthorn cattle.

Resources in This Category

• American Milking Shorthorn Society

  http://www.milkingshorthorn.com/
  Dedicated to the promotion of this dual purpose breed. Located in Beloit, Wisconsin, USA.

• Double LL Shorthorns

  http://www.doublellshorthorns.com/
  Shorthorn breeders in Tennessee.

• Eionmor Stock Farm

  http://www.shorthorn.ca/
  Breeders of quality purebred shorthorn beef cattle

• Martindell Farm

  http://www.martindellshorthorns.com/
  Bulls, cows, calves, and semen for sale, recent awards, and recent buyers. Located in Hardyville, Kentucky, USA.

• New Zealand Shorthorn Association

  http://www.shorthorn.co.nz/
  Provides breed information, searchable databases of animals, EBVs, and breeders.

• Poplar Lane Shorthorns

  http://www.poplarlane.net/
  Breeders of purebred shorthorns. Includes stock and show awards. Ontario, Canada.

• Rocky Branch Shorthorns

  http://www.shorthorns.com/
  Shorthorn bulls, heifers, and genetics available for sale in East Tennessee.

• Shadybrook Farm

  http://www.shadybrook.ca/
  The Shadybrook prefix is becoming increadingly common in Shorthorn herds across North America.

• Stangl Shorthorns

  http://www.stanglshorthorns.com/
  Located in Java, South Dakota. Provides pictures of bulls, bred heifers, and calves for sale.

• White Family Shorthorns

  http://www.wiu.edu/users/musaw13/
  Show Cattle and purebred Shorthorns. Located in Smithfiels, Illinois.

• WHR Shorthorns

  http://www.whrshorthorns.com/
  Owned by the Bill Rasor family in Van Alstyne, Texas. They raise commercial and show Shorthorn cattle.

• Willson Ranch

  http://www.angelfire.com/wi/ranch2/index.html
  Polled Shorthorn, Salers, and Red Angus breeding stock males and females for sale at the Willson Ranch, Idaho.

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