The fight for the first Boskarin beef in Carinthia: an animal adventure!

The fight for the first Boskarin beef 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 are surprising news in agriculture: a month ago, the first Boskarin beef bred in Carinthia was born. Rupert Jesenko, an orthopedist and sideline farmer, brought this old breed of cattle to Austria from Istria. After he had overcome some bureaucratic hurdles, he managed to locate the cattle in Carinthia. "The Boskarine are now officially here and have already produced offspring," said Jesenko proudly about the first calf to get the name Bonita.

The birth of Bonita was easy and it is already trusting. It will be exciting how it will be integrated into the existing herd, said Jesenko. "Everyone is excited to see how she will fit into the ranking - the nine -year -old Mara is considered the boss in the stable." Jesenko describes the Boskarin cattle as calm animals, which also show a remarkable adaptability to the climate. Cattle from Istria saw snow for the first time, but feel comfortable, even in winter in the new stable that protects them from moisture and drafts.

The breeding of the Boskarin cattle continues in Carinthia, and Jesenko already has other calves in prospect-a sign of the growing interest in this old breed of cattle. Writers dailymail.co.co.co.co.co. href = "https://kaernten.orf.at/tv/3294137/"> kaernten.orf.at documents the exciting resettlement of the Boskarin cattle in Austria, which embody a piece of cultural history and agricultural heritage.