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In Poland are organized two dairy cattle exhibitions at the national level every year and more than 20 regional dairy shows. One of  the biggest national exhibition is the All- Poland Dairy Show.

ALL-POLAND DAIRY SHOW

Already in 2004 the Board of Directors of Polish Federation showed the initiative to organize in different places of our country the shows with focus on the dairy cattle promotion. The formula “moveable  show” enables the breeders, for whom repeatedly the distance to the show area precluded from participating in national show in Poznan, to present their achievements in the national forum.

It was accepted, that The All-Poland Dairy Show will take place every year in different region of the country and that the region, which is the host of the show, is allowed to present animals in the amount of 50 % of total number of available stands. The Polish Federation of Cattle Breeders and Dairy Farmers is the main organizer of these shows.

The first All-Poland Dairy Show took place in Szepietowo  (Podlaskie voivodeship) in the end of June 2005, achieving a spectacular success. It  was an encouragement for the breeders to organize next this kind of shows.

RIKSZA – three times calved cow – the winner of I. All-Poland Dairy Show in 2005

 

VII. All-Poland Dairy Show

 

On 12-13 May, VII. All- Poland Dairy Show took place in Sielinko (Wielkopolska district).  Already for second time Sielinko hosted 52 dairy cattle breeders from the whole of Poland. We could admire Polish breeding achievements, including: 85 heifers and 75 cows. Exposed animals represented four dairy breeds: Polish Holstein, Jersey, Simmental and Red Polish.

Mr. Erik Hansen  from Danish Holstein Association was the primary judge. He worked in the ring accompanied by two Polish classifiers: Piotr Kowol and Roman Januszewski. Judge team awarded 15 titles of champions, 14 titles of reserve champions. From champion group, they awarded 3 honorary titles  of “Super Champion of the Show”: one for the best Holstein cow, one for the best Holstein heifer and one for the best other breed cow.   

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XXV. National Animal Breeding Exhibition

 

11-14 September 2011,  XXV National Animal Breeding Exhibition was organized in Poznań. The Polish Federation of Cattle Breeders and Dairy Farmers was responsible for  dairy cattle exposition.

This year 180 animals were presented including 94 cows and 86 heifers. Exposed animals  represented the following dairy breeds: Polish Holstein, Jersey, Simmental, Red Polish and Montbeliarde.   

 Exhibition attracted  54 dairy cattle breeders from the whole area of Poland.

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VI. All-Poland Dairy Show

 

In the last weekend of  June 2010 Szepietowo hosted All-Poland Dairy Show for the second time.  This time it was the sixth edition of All-Poland Dairy Show.

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XXIV National Animal Breeding Exhibition in Poznań

 

Every year, in the beginning of October a National Animal Breeding Exhibition  is organized  in Poznań (Wielkopolska area). The exhibition takes place on Poznań International Fair area, in the city center. This is a very big event for Polish breeders. Not only dairy cattle but also beef cattle, horses, fur animals,  many species of poultry, goats, sheep are shown in this exhibition.

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All European Championship in Cremona, Italy

 

28-31 October 2010, for the second time Italian Cremona organized All European Holstein and Red Holstein Championship. The first European show took place in Paris in 1989, Cremona hosted the Championship in 1991. The competition  between the best European cows was then held annually and, later, every second year in different locations across Europe.

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The show schedule in 2011 (in polish )

 

 POLISH FEDERATION OF CATTLE BREEDERS AND DAIRY FARMERS     
 ul. Żurawia 22,  00-515 Warszawa  tel.  22 502 33 43, fax 22 502 33 44