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Dalzell Texel stud is run on a 1600 hectare hill country property in Albury south Canterbury

Dalzell is a 1600 hectare hill country property running 200 cows and 1500 ewes including 350 stud Texel's which are run as one mob on the hills for 10 months of the year. Stud ewes are lambed on hill at an altitude ranging from 600-1000 metres above sea level totally unshepherded and are only bought down for tagging and weaning. Dalzell Texel stud is:
*Fully SIL recorded
*Cold tolerance and DNA tested
*Foot rot DNA tested
*Eye Muscle Scanned
*Lincoln CT Scanned

All of these things allow us to bring you rams that breed high yielding lambs with high survivability and ability to do well in the harshest of conditions and country.

Photos from Texel New Zealand's post 10/04/2023
26/02/2023

Great day out for the girls yesterday at the North Otago A & P show. Super proud to the sheep breeding bug continue on for another generation. Paige with her Hay Hill Suffolks and Maddison with her Takitimu Texels. Mum and Dad will be keeping the Suftex studs just to keep them honest. Also with a exciting shift to a new home on the horizon look out for a name change for the Suftex stud

Photos from Dalzell Performance Genetics's post 09/01/2023

We still have a selection of rams left to be snapped up.

These boys will benefit your flock with some solid lambs hitting the ground in spring.

These boys have been run under very much commercial conditions they were put to the test as ram lambs on tough hill country and have seen their fair share of snow.

*HIGH RANKING SIL FIGURES
*BRUCELLOSIS TESTED FREE.
Call Aaron 0276855702. 03 685 6066

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