The first livestock entrepreneur to import live Lowline cattle into the UK is selling his entire herd. Dorset-based Wessex ...

A ground-breaking British cattle breeder is hanging up his boots – and putting Europe’s largest Lowline herd on the market in a once-in-a-generation sale.

The Dorset farm which pioneered the establishment of Lowline cattle herds across Europe is to sell all its animals and genetics this autumn.  Wessex ...

Approximately 50 Angus, Devon and Lowline cattle comprise the herd at the farm; a finishing herd of 25 moves from various parcels of land leased from local property owners taking advantage of the ...

They are small, polled (hornless) cattle, but are not dwarf. Relatively small and docile for cattle, Lowline weigh approximately 1,300 pounds and on average grow three and a half feet tall.

Cute - that is the first reaction Glenn and Nancy Chapman get when they display their Lowline cattle, a descendent of the original Aberdeen Angus that top out at about 4 feet at the hip.

“The Lowline, what they’re offering right now doesn’t seem so bad,” said Victor Papa, president of the Two Bridges Neighborhood Council. “I like the focus on kids, and the eco-enviro focus.

By BECKY COOK For Farm and Ranch Feb 18, 2017 ...