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1   Link   The Bazadaise Society of U.K.
In 1989 breeding stock, semen, and embryos were first imported to England, Australia, Belgium, Spain and Holland and has continued successfully ever since.
2   Link   Bazadaise France
The association is Excellence Bazadaise the national dialogue between the partners conducting an action or involved in genetic improvement of Race Bazadaise.The agency selection race Bazadaise was approved in July 2008 and replaces UPRA Bazadaise (National Unity Selection and Promotion of Bovine Bazadaise race, created in 2003).
Excellence Bazadaise
2, La Jardiasse Est
33430 BAZAS
Tél: 33 (0) 5 56 25 11 67
3   Link   Sersia France
Sersia France, the leading exporter of French genetics, has more than 45 years of experience to offer cattle and goat breeders all over the world, the very best of genetics (semen, embryos and animals) from stringent selection programmes.
4   Link   AVBC France
Le Boeuf Bazas received official recognition by the Red Label in June 1997.
To be labeled Beef Bazas, animals must be born, reared and fattened in the area defined above and must meet the requirements of specifications strict on traceability, food, health and welfare animal.
5   Link   Baleze Bazadaise Stud
Bazadaise cattle arrived in Australia in 1991, Baleze had their first Bazadaise cross calves on the ground in 1992, thus were in the forefront of their development in Australia.
6   Link   Stackyard
Farming related web sites worldwide. Cattle associations, sheep societies, pedigree livestock registries, pig farms, llama and alpaca breeders etc.
7   Link   Australian Registered Cattle Breeders' Association
8   Link   Rosebay Bazadaise Stud
ROSEBAY BAZADAISE STUD is situated on the banks of the Burrum River just west of Hervey Bay.
9   Link   ARCBA
Australian Registered Cattle Breeders Association
10   Link   Folkslee Bazadaise Stud
11   Link   Balrosa Bazadaise Stud
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