Wiltshire Horn Sheep Society Ltd (WHSS)
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By Paul McAvoy
Applications are invited for the role of Breed Secretary within the Wiltshire Horn Sheep Society Ltd. Closing Date for Applications : Monday 7th April 2025
Full job descriptions are available from the current Breed Secretary, Paul McAvoy at – please do not hesitate to get in touch if you would like any points clarified.
Letters of application should be emailed, together with your CV, to the Society at the email address above.
The Wiltshire Horn Sheep Society exists to promote, preserve and improve the Wiltshire Horn breed, to define the breed standard and record pedigrees. It came into being on the 13th January 1923, when 40 farmers and breeders met in the Grand Hotel, Northampton to put the breed onto “sound pedigree lines”. The meeting concluded with the establishment of the “Wiltshire or Western Horn Sheep Breeders Association”, together with the flock book, a constitution and a managing council. 22 attendees joined on the spot and paid their first annual subscription: 1 guinea ! Today the Society organises … Read More
The Wiltshire Horn sheep is the original no-shearing sheep: the traditional choice for the 21st century. It has the strengths of a native lowland breed, combined with low maintenance and low input costs, and has the ability to meet the most stringent requirements of the modern sheep industry, in both the commercial and … Read More
