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The fight for the first Boskarin cattle in Carinthia: An animal adventure!
Rupert Jesenko successfully introduced Boskarin cattle to Carinthia. The first calf, Bonita, was born.
The fight for the first Boskarin cattle in Carinthia: An animal adventure!
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A new beginning for Boskarin cattle in Carinthia
In another part of Europe, in Carinthia, there is surprising news in agriculture: a month ago the first Boskarin cattle bred in Carinthia were born. Rupert Jesenko, an orthopedist and part-time farmer, brought this ancient breed of cattle from Istria to Austria. After overcoming a few bureaucratic hurdles, he managed to settle the cattle in Carinthia. “The Boskarines are now officially here and have already produced offspring,” said Jesenko proudly about the first calf that was named Bonita.
Bonita's birth went smoothly and she is already showing confidence. It will be exciting to see how she integrates into the existing herd, said Jesenko. “Everyone is curious to see how she will fit into the hierarchy – nine-year-old Mara is considered the boss in the stable.” Jesenko describes the Boskarin cattle as calm animals that also show remarkable adaptability to the climate. Cattle from Istria have seen snow for the first time, but feel comfortable, even in winter, in the new stable that protects them from moisture and drafts.
Breeding of Boskarin cattle continues in Carinthia, and Jesenko already has more calves in sight - a sign of the growing interest in this ancient breed of cattle. Wrote dailymail.co.uk about Rinder's life's work as a critic of Scientology, while kaernten.orf.at documents the exciting reintroduction of the Boskarin cattle in Austria, which embody a piece of cultural history and agricultural heritage.