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BBC H&W Local TV Watch again - Cattle to Oz

Follow the amazing journey of the farmer as he traces the descendants of the first Hereford cattle that were taken to Australia.


A farmer has completed a mission to trace the descendants of the first Hereford cattle that were taken to Australia.

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Three animals were transported to the southern hemisphere 180 years ago, and are the forebears of millions of cattle there today, as Adam Henson found out.

last updated: 04/01/06
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