Andy, ask Carol Davidson!
Kathy
News from the states? - Whats happening to the ADCA?
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Kathy Millar
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Kathy Millar
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- Joined: Wed May 19, 2004 4:53 pm
- Location: Vancouver Island, BC, Canada
Hi, Andy,
No, it doesn't rain here anymore, at least not in the summer. All the pasture is now burnt up and I am feeding hay It's supposed to get up to plus 90'F tomorrow and not get much cooler at night. So those of you who are complaining about cloudy weather and rain (where are you??) should count your blessings or at least your grass! I guess the positive side of all this is that we can make pretty good hay here but thank goodness for all those irrigated fields from whence my sheep hay comes.
Kathy who is dying in this heat.
No, it doesn't rain here anymore, at least not in the summer. All the pasture is now burnt up and I am feeding hay It's supposed to get up to plus 90'F tomorrow and not get much cooler at night. So those of you who are complaining about cloudy weather and rain (where are you??) should count your blessings or at least your grass! I guess the positive side of all this is that we can make pretty good hay here but thank goodness for all those irrigated fields from whence my sheep hay comes.
Kathy who is dying in this heat.
Kathy
Home Farm, Vancouver Island, Canada
Home Farm, Vancouver Island, Canada
Greetings from North America!
It appears that I'm a few months late with regards to what's happening to the ADCA. I won't rehash it all because there's a website - http://www.adcatakeover.com that covers a lot of the gory details that led up to the division for those interested. In some ways the old association is now a new association and I'm now with the new old association, PDCA. Hopefully I'm not confusing everyone, but I thought it important to let our friends across the pond know how to get in touch with some old familiar Dexter breeders.
Rosemary Fleharty is the Secretary/Registrar now for the Purebred Dexter Cattle Association of North America (PDCA). The PDCA website is - http://www.purebreddextercattle.org/ which will provide you with information about the Association and our Dexter breeders.
Now that I have that out of the way, I want to say hello to all of those in the U.K. that I feel like I know from reading the excellent publication that Eileen Hayes has produced over the past several years.
So hello, with all best regards,
Richard Henry ~
It appears that I'm a few months late with regards to what's happening to the ADCA. I won't rehash it all because there's a website - http://www.adcatakeover.com that covers a lot of the gory details that led up to the division for those interested. In some ways the old association is now a new association and I'm now with the new old association, PDCA. Hopefully I'm not confusing everyone, but I thought it important to let our friends across the pond know how to get in touch with some old familiar Dexter breeders.
Rosemary Fleharty is the Secretary/Registrar now for the Purebred Dexter Cattle Association of North America (PDCA). The PDCA website is - http://www.purebreddextercattle.org/ which will provide you with information about the Association and our Dexter breeders.
Now that I have that out of the way, I want to say hello to all of those in the U.K. that I feel like I know from reading the excellent publication that Eileen Hayes has produced over the past several years.
So hello, with all best regards,
Richard Henry ~
Carol K,
My apologies if I made it sound like the ADCA no longer existed. I assumed most people were already aware of the ADCA website and so my purpose was to inform them of the PDCA's website since this is new and not yet listed on the links. There are those that may have met Wes Patton during the first World Dexter Congress and have known Dean and Rosemary Fleharty for many years. There might also be a few that remember myself during my years as editor of the Bulletin, which I hope is somewhat of a good memory.
I was always a proponent of Dexter associations sharing information internationally and the editors from Australia and the U.K. were always a pleasure to work with. Associations working together is good for Dexter cattle everywhere and so hopefully I've conveyed to those that may not have heard of the PDCA that we're old friends. That's not meant as a slight to the current ADCA, but a reassurance to our friends here on behalf of the PDCA.
Richard ~
My apologies if I made it sound like the ADCA no longer existed. I assumed most people were already aware of the ADCA website and so my purpose was to inform them of the PDCA's website since this is new and not yet listed on the links. There are those that may have met Wes Patton during the first World Dexter Congress and have known Dean and Rosemary Fleharty for many years. There might also be a few that remember myself during my years as editor of the Bulletin, which I hope is somewhat of a good memory.
I was always a proponent of Dexter associations sharing information internationally and the editors from Australia and the U.K. were always a pleasure to work with. Associations working together is good for Dexter cattle everywhere and so hopefully I've conveyed to those that may not have heard of the PDCA that we're old friends. That's not meant as a slight to the current ADCA, but a reassurance to our friends here on behalf of the PDCA. Richard ~