Successes and honors at the north genetics of cattle breeding association

Successes and honors at the north genetics of cattle breeding association

d he genetics cattle breeding association drew a consistently positive balance during his general assembly in the mountainous hall. Chairman Johannes Steiner reviewed the successes of the past year and emphasized the outstanding achievements at two important events: the federal cattle show and the Dairy Grand Prix. The Rassen Holstein and Jersey have achieved remarkable successes that further increase the reputation of the association.

Numerous honors were also awarded during the meeting. Franz Wagner, Dr. Friedrich Führer and Ing. Clemens Blaimauer. The dairy queen Sofia Stiegler and Mep Alexander Bernhuber also received recognition for her contributions to cattle breeding. The honors emphasized the important role of individuals and their commitment to the association and the industry, which underlines the positive developments.

honors and recognitions

The honors are an essential part of the general assembly and show how valued the members are. Vice President Andrea Wagner and chairman Johannes Steiner emphasized the importance of community and cooperation within the association. Participation in the event was not only a celebration of success, but also an opportunity to strengthen the connection between the members.

• Franz Wagner
• Dr. Friedrich Führer
• Ing. Clemens Blaimauer
• Dr. Christa Egger-Danner
• Dr. Andreas Moser
• Milch Queen Sofia Stiegler
• Mep Alexander Bernhuber
• chairman Johannes Steiner
• Vice President Andrea Wagner
• Karl Polt
• Alexandra Pfneisl
• auditor Franz Wagner
• Young breeder chairman Stefan Ernst
• di Karl Zottl

These positive developments are evidence of the committed work of the Lower Austria genetics cattle breeding association and the demonstrable progress in cattle breeding. The members are motivated to continue success and to consider new goals. Such reviews are not only inspiring, but also important in order to promote and consolidate the community as a whole. In the future, too, the association will probably remain a driving force in the industry, while it will continue to keep up the standards for quality and excellence.

Overall, the General Assembly shows that the Lower Austria genetics is cattle breeding association on a solid path. With the support of its members and by recognizing outstanding services, the association can further expand its success and face new challenges that affect cattle breeding and agriculture.

The complete picture of these positive developments and honors can be found in a current report www.noen.at .