The well-established National Holstein Show returns in 2010 with new approach: to bring
together the finest of multi-breed dairy cattle in the UK. The Society is now expanding the
event to award not only Holsteins but also other major national breeds. Hence the new name
F
or breeders and exhibitors, the 2010 show will provide a
SHOW DETAILS
perfect opportunity to showcase the best of every breed
and demonstrate the strengths of our industry. The focus of
Dates: Tues, 16th, & Weds, 17th February 2010.
this brand new show will be breeding, feeding and
The All Britain Awards Ceremony will be held
management for health, welfare and productivity, and to this
on the evening of 16th February 2010.
end, Total Performance Awards will be included. This
promises to become a major event in the agricultural calendar Venue: Hall 1, Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, CV8 2LZ
and will be a perfect start to the next century of black and
white breeding whilst embracing the best of the whole dairy
Admission: Discount tickets available online now
(www.nationalallbreeds.co.uk), by telephone
cattle breeding spectrum. A revitalised spectacle with cows
(01923 695200), and at the door.
right at its heart.
Adults - £10 (£12 at the door)
In addition, the two-day programme will cover a range of Under 16 - £6 (£8 at the door)
stimulating seminar and training activities and will Family (2 adults + 2 under 16) - £30
incorporate the All Britain Awards Ceremony, on the evening
(£35 at the door)
of Tuesday, 16th February.
Complimentary tickets available to
international visitors and children
Every year, the National Holstein Show attracts dairy
under 6 years old.
farmers and breeders who take the opportunity to observe
what’s new in breeding terms. In 2010 we anticipate an even Awards Ceremony tickets are available at £25
broader attendance, owing to our expansion of the number each, which includes dinner and
of breeds participating.
entertainment. Please call us to book your seat.
Holstein UK looks foward to welcoming all visitors to this
Directions: Please see
www.rase.org.uk/contact-us/
new event. Join us to celebrate with enthusiasm the
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achievements of your industry.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRADE EXHIBITORS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Trade exhibitors have a unique opportunity to present to a wide Our new sponsorship packages offer exclusive endorsement
audience including many of the best dairy farmers in the UK. We to one company per business sector only. The three available
bring people that exhibitors want to meet and provide an excellent sponsorship packages comprise distinct levels of brand
opportunity to showcase products, increase brand awareness and exposure during the event.
the prospect of finding new clients.
We offer a choice of exhibition areas in addition to shell scheme
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
and floor space for bespoke stands preferred by the more Advertising space is available in The Journal and the
established brands. In 2010 Holstein UK opens a new exhibition area National All Breeds 2010 Event Catalogue, both ideal
intended for first time exhibitors and smaller livestock and dairy promotional platforms for farmers, breeders and trade
suppliers: “The Farmer’s Marketplace”.
exhibitors alike. Trade exhibitors who book stand space are
We have managed to reduce our rates to accommodate as many
also offered discounted advertising rates in each of the above
companies as possible, so why not call us to discuss a suitable stand
publications to promote their products and direct visitors to
position for your company?
their stand.
Jurisdiction Pandora Haresfoot Bella 6 Churchroyd Lady Barrington 12
Catlane Buro Christine
For further information on trade stands, advertising and sponsorship opportunities, please contact Ana Carmo on 01923 695290,
e-mail
anacarmo@holstein-uk.org or visit
www.nationalallbreeds.co.uk
Cattle exhibitors should direct enquiries to Vicky Ellis on 07740 851 153 or e-mail
vickyellis@holstein-uk.org
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