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Welcome to the official website of the Suffolk Sheep Society. Since 1886, the Society’s key aims are to protect the integrity of the breed, support our members and promote Suffolks as the leading domestic terminal sire.
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Suffolks are used in commercial flocks throughout the UK and Ireland. Click “Read more” for testimonials, performance data and information on how Suffolks play their part in the national foodchain.
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Grassroots is the Suffolk Sheep Society’s pedigree software solution for managing and maintaining the Suffolk Flock Book.
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The breed Society was established 135 years ago to primarily “advance and promote agriculture by improving the breed of suffolk sheep” and to “promote improvement of the breed of Suffolk sheep”. In essence, these noble aims remain the same and following its formation in Stowmarket on the 8th January 1886, the breed quickly spread throughout the UK and Ireland.

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Because you have your own prefix and flock you are a full breeding member of the Suffolk Sheep Society and can fully participate in sales and shows.
Recent Articles
Midland & Eastern View Day 2022
The Midland & Eastern Branch champion flock view day was held on 6th November at Stephen...
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Welsh breeder claims supreme champion and top price coup with only two entries. A November 5th...
Western Area Branch View Day
THE WESTERN AREA BRANCH VIEW DAY AT THE CHAMPION FLOCK OF TOM & AIMEE MOGFORD
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Suffolk Sheep Society Ltd
Fenaghy Road
Galgorm, Ballymena
Co. Antrim
BT42 1FL
Phone: +44 (0) 28 2563 2342
Fax: +44 (0) 28 2563 2342
Chief Exec: robinmcilrath@suffolksheep.org
Accounts: accounts@suffolksheep.org
Enquiries: enquiries@suffolksheep.org
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