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Article: Key to success is commitment to providing what everyone wants Profile John Elliot
- Article from:
- The Scotsman
- Article date:
- August 17, 1998
- Author:
CopyrightCopyright 1998 The Scotsman. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information)
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GROWTH and performance - allied to a total commitment to the
customer - are the keys to success in commercial livestock
production, especially in today's competitive market.
So says John Elliot, a prominent Borders farmer and vice-chairman
of the British Wool Marketing Board.
In converting that philosophy into practice on his own farms, he
brings an innovative approach to the business of breeding cattle and
sheep which are not only of the highest quality, but suited to the
requirements of the modern market.
Throughout his extensive hill and lowground interests - totalling
about 5,000 acres and ranging from arable crops to Blackface and
Suffolk sheep and a noted pedigree Aberdeen Angus herd - ...
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... ... got that from Kincraigie Farms, Lumphanan, for Chapelton Yogi, a March 2005 son of Chapelton Typhoon. John Elliot, of Roxburgh Mains, near Kelso, got the same for his reserve junior champion, Elliot Boo Boo, a June 2005 of Byland Gold ...
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