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The Origin of Applecross Cattle
Our farm ‘Applecross’ is named for the Scottish peninsula of the same name. Located in the wilds of Wester Ross, on the western shore of Scotland, Applecross is said to have been derived from the Gaelic word “A’chomraich” back in the 1500’s. This translates as ‘The Sanctuary,’ the perfect description of what we strive for our farm to be—a peaceful place in tune with nature, where our cows can turn grass into meat and milk.
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Hi Dennis and Jeane , I have done some afternoon reading and now know more about cattle than , well anyone else in my family. But dont ask me any questions. Now I know what you where talking about at the wedding. You can be very proud of what you have achieved . I know your parents are. All the best , keep those great steaks coming, Uncle Mike
August 26, 2011 at 3:32 pm