RBST Devon                

RBST Devon - traditional breeds for modern needs

Summer Events - Please come along and bring your friends

 

Why not come along and help at one of the Shows for 2010. At some of the shows you can bring a rare breed animal whether that be chicken or cow - please contact committee members for assistance.

NEWS
* See what happened at the Devon County Show 2010.
* Graham Harvey, technical advisor to the Archers and author, gave a great presentation at the AGM - click here
* For the last event to Coldharbour Mill click here.
* For the previous event to Temple Newsam click here.
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And even thought it rained badly the days before the Totnes show was a great success

Why not join the Rare Breed Survival Trust? It does not cost much per year and you get the pleasure of knowing that your money is helping retain rare and native breed farms animals across the UK - click here for details

Why is the RBST Devon here?

Our objective is to educate the people of Devon about rare breeds, why they are useful and what they can do to help the breeds.

To that end the group holds many activities during the year. Some are social gatherings, visit to members holdings, to other venues and to the county and other shows. At the shows we have a stand where visitors can meet members and get to know some of the rare breed animals that we have brought along to meet children of all ages. Often members show their animals formally in the show ring, further helping create awareness

Click here for events. On top of various shows, we are hoping to have some social events during the year - they are always a lot of fun. Do come along. Ring Liffy 01548 560342

If you would like to help with the merchandise at shows (free entry) please contact Liffy 01548 560342

Please have a browse around the pull down menus at the top and the side menus to get a feel for what we are about - then if you want to join or help contact us

To join RBST please click here

Please Note - this web site is kept up to date in my spare time. All contributions and comments welcome.

The webmaster is Richard Barker - click here to email