[rispainfarm]

I am trying to compile a list of prefix locations eg VN is devon. Wonder if all you kindly people would let me know your two letter prefix and the location.    Edit to the above.  Could all pig people let me have their two letter herd number prefix and state which area you are in as well as the county, as Oaklands quite right pointed out that some counties have different herd letters for the different areas.  Many thanks for all this people, it would be great if we had a comprehensive list so anyone buying in a pig and are unsure where it comes from ie when buying at a market, this will really help

[HappyHippy]

I'm assuming you mean the letters at the start of the herd number ? (not the BPA pedigree herd prefix)

Mines is LA and I'm in Lesmahagow, South Lanarkshire.

Would animal health not have a list they could give you ? Worth a phonecall 

[hughesy]

AY, we're on Anglesey.

[oaklandspigs]

SV - East Sussex

[rispainfarm]

hi karen  i will try them

[oaklandspigs]

Couple from my records
 
K - Maidstone Kent
SR - Framfield East Sussex
SZ - Ashington  RH20, Flansham PO22
KF - Rye TN31
KJ - Pemmbury TN2
 

[Bionic]

JC - Carmarthenshire

[rispainfarm]

Thanks Oakland, that is fab

[Jammydodger]

FN is North Shropshire

[Fowgill Farm]

YH North Yorkshire
 
mandy

[pooks]

TJ - Truro, Cornwall
 
 

[rispainfarm]

Anyone know the ones for Worcestershire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire?

[Button End Beasts]

QH Cambridgeshire

[Sbom]

EJ -  Stafford, Staffordshire

[oaklandspigs]

Given that there are so far three codes for different parts of East Sussex viz
 
        Crowborough  SV  Framfield  SR  Rye  KF
 
You may need to re-think your Q and ask for towns and counties, as some are clearly subdivided, and not at all sure that they are on physical counties eg KF probably covers parts of east sussex and Kent.
 
Anyway would love to see how the list pans out - so hope others post theirs !