American Galloway Breeders Association
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National governing body responsible for breed improvement, advancement, and promotion.
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Galloway Association is the national governing body responsible for
Breed Improvement, Breed Advancement, a nd Breed Pro motion.
Association promotes and
A cattleman's breed association dedicated to its members and to the promotion of Belted Galloway cattle.
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Registers all Galloway, Belted Galloway, White Galloway and miniature Galloway cattle with ABRI, Armidale, NSW.
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Australian Galloway Association Inc registers all Galloway, Belted Galloway,
White Galloway and Miniature Galloway cattle with ABRI, Armidale, NSW.
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Promotes the Belted Galloway breed of cattle, preserve the purity of the breed by maintaining pedigree records and data, and to disseminate information relative to said breed.
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Index page for The Belted Galloway CattleSociety of the United States of America
the United States of America
Surveys, weights and measures
supporting Belted Galloways, Galloways and White Galloways
Informational articles, how to obtain a current copy
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Computerized registry and performance system to help Galloway producers analyze and identify top producing individual animals and bloodlines in their herds.
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the world's oldest beef breeds, the descendant of two distinct aboriginal
breeds of Scotland. The word "Galloway" is derived from Gallovid,
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