Ayrshire Canada / Association des éleveurs Ayrshire du Canada

The Ayrshire breed is local to the hilly ranges of the district of Ayr, Scotland; nations where the geography changes from ocean level to 2,000 feet in the mountains. The temperature is steady from summer to winter, neither excessively hot nor too cold. The race built up his trademark red and white around 1800 however was not perceived until 1814. His entry in Canada was directed in mid-1800 through Scottish pilgrims. The Association of Importers and Ayrshire Breeders of Quebec was established in 1870.In Ontario, established the Canadian Ayrshire Association in 1872. It was not until March 10, 1898 these two affiliations converged to frame the Ayrshire Breeders Association of Canada. The Association was consolidated on 1 January 1901.Ensuring the prosperity of our individuals and go about as a pioneer to guarantee the development and individual and aggregate improvement of these in an all-inclusive business sector. To achieve its main goal, the Association: Promote the foundation of agreeable relations between the ranchers so they cooperate with their endeavours to the advancement of the race. Advance and grow dairy cattle reproducing thoroughbred Ayrshire in Canada; Establish guidelines for the breed and every now and then take measures to secure and help those attempting to advance and Ayrshire cows rearing; Adopt an enlistment framework that regards the Act Animal Pedigree and any directions thereunder, Ayrshire keep a domesticated animals register thoroughbred cows and whose rate of Ayrshire breed quality pool is no less than seventy-five present, gather, protect and distribute important information as yearly crowd books now and again; Will effectively elevate the race to extend the business sector for Canadian Ayrshire hereditary qualities; Publish or advance the production of any archive, official or something else, to advance the Ayrshire breed; Work intimately with industry accomplices to advance the improvement of projects and race; Offer administrations in both authority dialects of Canada.