East Kilbride dairy scoops three top gongs at Royal Highland Show

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An East Kilbride dairy was among the cream of the crop at this year's Royal Highland Show Scottish Dairy Championships.Park Farm Dairy is nestled in the Auldhouse countryside, on the outskirts of East Kilbride, and is run by three generations of the Neilson family, who have been dairy farming for more than fifty years.They were thrilled to announce their outstanding achievements at the prestigious national awards, including: Scottish Cream Champion for Double Cream; Reserve Overall Dairy Champion and Bronze Award for Semi-Skimmed Milk.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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