Guernsey cattle are strong milking cows, but are a heritage livestock breed that is rapidly dwindling in its population numbers. The lovely Channel Islands are the home of three famous breeds of ...

During the German Occupation, American Guernsey cattle breeders feared for the survival of the breed and established the American (Island Memorial) Gift Fund. They made a donation of $22,294 (£ ...

The Alderney Cow looked like the Guernsey breed, but was smaller, like the Jersey cow Later this year, Guernsey will host the 14th World Guernsey Cattle Conference. Much like the Jersey breed ...

Many still can be seen today. Of course, I’d heard of the famous Guernsey cattle, a brown-and-white breed known for producing very nutritional milk. Historians believe the breed was created long ...

The federation is meeting in Guernsey to discuss the breed and its future ... the next generation [of cattle] and the one after that." He likened breeding cattle to building a house in that ...

The concept of cattle breeds, rather than local types ... of breeds and only limited support for a ‘Channel Island group’ (Guernsey, Jersey) in that Guernsey clustered with the Dexter ...

A recovered historical plaque marking the arrival of Guernsey cattle in the United States in 1840 has returned to public view. The plaque was gifted to Guernsey in 1960 by a group of American ...

Later this year, Guernsey will host the 14th World Guernsey Cattle Conference. Much like the Jersey breed, Guernsey cows have enjoyed worldwide success, with herds across six continents.

While scientific proof of the link remains contested, Guernsey cattle breeders in Australia are seeing unexpected interest from dairy farmers as far away as Japan and Thailand. “I can’t keep up,” said ...