NSA Scottish Region Silver Salver Award 2012 NSA Scottish
ell known and respected Texel Sheep Breeder, Jimmy Warnock was awarded the NSA Scottish region silver salver award at the Scotsheep event 2012, Held at the Morrison Farm, Dumfries House.
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Mr Warnock received the award from Prince Charles, the Duke of Rothesay. The salver is awarded to people that the NSA Scottish region believes has made a significant contribution to the sheep industry. Past winners include Alan Smith, MEP, and the BBC Lambing Live production team. Mr George Milne, head of development at NSA Scotland said “We are all very pleased
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that Jimmy Warnock has been awarded the silver salver award for 2012. He has obviously made a significant contribution to the Texel Sheep Society and Breed, but also a great contribution to the sheep industry overall. He has been a huge help to NSA young handlers at the Royal Highland Show and he is instrumental with the RHEDT (Royal Highland Educations Trust) in particular�. Rendered speechless, possibly for the first time ever, Jimmy is a popular and deserving recipient of the award; he is widely acknowledged by fellow breeders as being a very knowledgeable popular individual, always willing to assist younger novice breeders to become successful within the sheep industry.
John Yates, Society Chief Executive,congratulating Jimmy Warnock.
www.texel.co.uk Jimmy Warnock receiving the NSA Silver Salver Award from the Duke of Rothesay
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