| Last additions - Scottish | Kobe Beef |
Massaging an Angus Steer11488 viewsWe weigh the cattle every week in a chute called (and I hate this name) a "crush." While in the crush, we take the opportunity to massage them using our large electric massager. This Aberdeen Angus steer still has part of its winter coat, even though this photo was taken on June 10 2005.Jun 11, 2005
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Australian Wagyu Sirloin Steak1918 viewsWe have just received a shipment of Australian Wagyu sirloin steak. Here's one of the steaks.Jun 01, 2005
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Australian Wagyu343 viewsFreshly-cut pieces of Australian Wagyu beefJun 01, 2005
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Powick Fete - Marjorie Giving Emilia a Hamburger348 viewsWe were pleased to help the local Powick Parish Church by selling our Scottish | Kobe hamburgers at the fete. Despite the wind, we were able to raise 120 for the Church in a few hours. And serve some delicious burgers. (I wonder how many other parishes have Scottish | Kobe burgers?)May 28, 2005
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Powick Fete - Scottish | Kobe Hamburgers323 viewsMarjorie cooking our big, thick, delicious Scottish | Kobe hamburgers at the Powick Fete, with Andy looking on in amusement. The wind kept blowing out our industrial-strengh barbeque, so we had to construct a barrier of cardboard boxes.May 28, 2005
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Just Part of the Four Acre Field364 viewsIn this section of the field, we have Betty, our Gloucester Cow, three Aberdeen Angus females (a mother and her two daughters), and our Aberdeen Angus bull. Just another sunny day in Worcestershire.May 26, 2005
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Aberdeen Angus Bull & Gloucester Cow431 viewsOur Aberdeen Angus bull, Rull Balletcruz B012, enjoys a summer meal with Betty, our Gloucester cow. The story of Gloucester cows is quite interesting: in 1972 there were only 68 Gloucester cattle in the world. Please visit the Gloucester Cattle Society website. Note the roof thatcher in the background.May 26, 2005
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Scottish | Kobe Hamburger320 viewsMarjorie made me this hamburger last night from our Scottish | Kobe beef, a Jack Hawkins tomato from Waitrose, a sweet onion, and a freshly-baked roll. It was too good to eat without first taking a photograph. Having snapped the shot, I then sat on the couch and ate it while watching TV: it was super moist, and incredibly delicious.May 25, 2005
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Aberdeen Angus Steer362 viewsMay 20, 2005
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Aberdeen Angus Steer335 viewsOne of our Scottish | Kobe steers, showing off for the camera - May 2005May 20, 2005
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Aberdeen Angus Steer448 viewsBecause our cattle are regularly massaged, and have daily interaction (when feed beer and grain), they are quite curious about what's happening.May 20, 2005
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Aberdeen Angus and Highland Cattle782 viewsThe young steers having a friendly pushing match. Pedigreed Aberdeen Angus on the left, and pedigreed Highland on the right. The "battle" of the two Scottish breeds.May 19, 2005
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