Fred Memusi, a resident of Narok County, was raised in a family that practises livestock farming. Growing up in an arid and semi-arid region, he naturally followed in the footsteps of his family. He ...

He also thinks it is time Australians who love throwing a lamb chop on the barbecue — or a marin­ated slow-cooked lamb shoulder in the oven — were given a greater right to choose the quality of lamb ...

GALT, Calif. — Even though college and work took Catherine Diaz-Khansefid away from ranch life and onto a business career path, her ranching spirit always remained. “I was born and raised in ...

In just three years, the family has launched into a commercial flock, a stud flock, selling meat and now marketing Dorper pies and meat. It's been a whirlwind few years but Dave Hewitt insists they ...

A little-known breed just 18 years ago, there are now more than 550 Dorper and White Dorper stud breeders in Australia, as well as 200 commercial producers who have joined the peak body. Dorper Sheep ...

Greetings daktari. First, congratulations on your educative articles in the pullout. Second, I am developing a 50-acre farm in Laikipia just past Rumuruti. Farmers in this part of Kenya prefer Dorper ...

Dorpers are Australia's preferred meat sheep, according to the Dorper Sheep Society of Australia (DSSA). Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date.

The WA Meat Marketing Cooperative (WAMMCO) says the dorper is an important part of the supply chain and the abattoir remains committed to processing the sheep breed. Esperance farmer Sam White ...

ORLAND, Calif. – Lifelong sheep producers Wes and Jane Patton believe they found the perfect variety for their 230-acre ranch here. For a little over a decade, they’ve been breeding and selling white ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Gatton. Followed categories will be added to My News. Now well established as the fastest growing sheep breed in Australia, with the largest membership of breeders ...

SURVIVING through five generations on the land in the harsh Australian outback is no easy matter for any family, but for Jamie McTaggart it involves constantly evolving to reflect the changing times.