Breeding breeding in Lüerdissen: championship title and Miss Weserbergland!

Breeding breeding in Lüerdissen: championship title and Miss Weserbergland!

Lüerdissen. A spectacular event took place: The breed breeding association Eschershausen (RGVZ) celebrated 64. ITH-Hilschau in the village community center and presented the best breeders and their magnificent animals! Among the radiant winners are Albin and Bastian Borchers who won the title of the club champion with their German dwarf Wyandotten. But the highlight of the show was the mix hen of the young breeder Levi fire bar from Eimen, which took the coveted title "Miss Weserbergland" home!

The event was a real festival of poultry farming, even if there was a small drop of bitterness: nobody appeared at the opening of the almost 20 members of the honorary committee. Exhibition manager Roger Adam took the opportunity to thank the many helpers who made this impressive show possible. Mayor Barbara Küster, who supported the event, received the chicken order of the RGVZ and praised the breeding achievements of the exhibitors. Their disappointment about the disinterest of the local representatives was clearly noticeable.

Prices and titles assign

After the opening, it was time for the award ceremony! Roger Adam and Albin Borchers presented the awards to the breeders. The breeding community of Borchers took fourth place in the performance prices, while Ralf Hartmann won third place with his German fashion. Patrick Feuerriegel secured second place with his Barmefeld, and Karl-Frederic Hartmann triumphed in first place with his dwarf ducks!

At the club's internal breeding prices, Werner Allkamp and his Brahma chickens were in fourth place, followed by Heinz-Hermann Lücke with his Kingtauben in third place. Detlef Grimme and his feather-footed dwarf chickens took second place, while Gerrit Grabi's first place and his dwarf dominicals conquered first place. There was a novelty with the club championship titles: all three first -placed people scored 378 points! Ultimately, the Borchers secured the title, while Levi Feuerriegel, the youngest breeder, won the title "Miss Weserbergland" for his mix henne. The show attracted numerous visitors and once again showed the importance of poultry breeding for the preservation of biodiversity!