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	Brown Swiss - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Brown Swiss is the breed of dairy cattle that produces the second largest quantity of milk per annum.
		The Brown Swiss originated on the slopes of the Alps in Switzerland; because they were bred in this harsh climate, they are resistant to the heat, cold and many other common cattle problems.
		The conventional breed known as Brown Swiss is actually quite different from the original Schwyzer Braunvieh cattle cultivated in northern Italy and southern Germany around the end of the 17th and 18th centuries.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brown_Swiss (256 words)

	Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders of Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Brown Swiss are renowned for their good feet and legs, as the breed was developed in the Alps of Switzerland where good feet and legs are essential for survival, this characteristic has been carefully maintained in the breed to this day.
		Brown Swiss have a quiet, docile temperament and an affectionate disposition.
		Brown Swiss are a slower maturing breed and to compensate for this they are known for their ability to live, produce and reproduce longer.
	www.brownswiss.com.au /About.htm (1011 words)

	:: Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association of New Zealand Inc ::
		The Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association of New Zealand Inc. was formed in Kaponga on 13th February 1973, for the purpose of introducing the breed to New Zealand.
		Imported Brown Swiss semen was not available that year, so the first matings took place in 1974, with the first half-breed calves being born in 1975.
		The Brown Swiss is the second largest dairy breed in the world with a reported over 8 million registered cattle and the world population estimated at over 14 million head.
	brownswiss.org.nz (173 words)

	Breeds of Livestock - Brown Swiss Cattle
		The Brown Swiss breed in the United States was declared a dairy breed in 1906, and in 1907 a classification for Brown Swiss was provided at the National Dairy Show.
		The first Brown Swiss cattle were brought to the United States in 1869 by Henry M. Clark of Belmont, Massachusetts, who visited the canton of Schwyz and secured a bull and seven females from Col. G.
		When the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association was organized, the bull was registered as William Tell 1, and the females were registered as Zurich 1, Lucerne 2, Gretchen 3, Brinlie 4, Lissa 5, Christine 6, and Geneva 7.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /breeds/cattle/brownswiss/index.htm (1210 words)

	Brown Cattle Breeders Societies and Associations
		In 1989 the first Brown Swiss live animals were imported from Canada, and 1991 saw the start of the importation of embryos from the USA.
		Brown Swiss arrived in the UK in the 1970's but were really restricted to one herd.
		The Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders' Association of the USA was formed in 1880 when a group of Brown Swiss breeders organized themselves in Worcester, Massachusetts.
	www.tumpline.com /stackyard/pedigree/html/brown.html (167 words)

	Brown Swiss cows gaining in popularity nationwide
		Brown Swiss cows were brought to the United States from Switzerland in 1869.
		A total of 155 Brown Swiss cows were brought from Switzerland between 1869 and 1906 when importations were stopped because of foot-and-mouth disease.
		The milk from Brown Swiss is highly desired by cheese makers because of the high butter fat content and protein produced by them.
	www.hometownsource.com /2006/March/24swissfarmers.html (526 words)

	Brown Swiss Association - History
		The main purpose of the association was to establish an official herdbook for Brown Swiss cattle.
		Some Brown Swiss you see grazing across the United States' beautiful countryside are descendants of importations of 25 bulls and 140 females from Switzerland.
		Brown Swiss cattle enjoy a reputation for their longevity, and ability to produce large volumes of milk and reproduce longer than cattle of other breeds.
	www.brownswissusa.com /history.htm (871 words)

	Breeds of Livestock - Swiss Black-Brown Mountain Sheep
		The Swiss Black-Brown Mountain is a polled, medium-sized sheep, deep and broad.
		The fleece of the Swiss Black-Brown Mountain is of single-colour, thick and close-cropped.
		Swiss Black-Brown Mountain rams are hardworking and fertile.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /breeds/sheep/swissblackbrownmountain/index.htm (466 words)

	HighBeam Encyclopedia - Brown Swiss cattle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		BROWN SWISS CATTLE [Brown Swiss cattle] one of the oldest breeds of cattle, originating in Switzerland where the cows were used as triple-purpose animals (dairy, beef, and draft).
		They are large, fleshy, and slow-maturing, with body color ranging from gray or light brown to dark brown.
		Vegetables of yore tickle modern taste buds: cultivating a real connection to the past by preserving a country's food and plant heritage is a serious business.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/b/browns1wi.asp (233 words)

	Mammals » Cattle » Brown Swiss Main Page
		Brown Swiss Cattle are light brown or gray in color, and the shades vary from cow to cow or area to area.
		The Brown Swiss inherited the hardiness of its ancestors, who were driven up into the mountains for summer pasturing and then back down into the lowlands to winter.
		Brown Swiss calves are generally born nearly white and develop their color with maturity.
	www.centralpets.com /animals/mammals/cattle/cow5156.html (525 words)

	The Brown Swiss Advantage
		No doubt this is one of the key qualities that enable many Brown Swiss to continue producing in the herd until they are 12-15 years of age.
		Brown Swiss cows are cattle of great substance and strength.
		Brown Swiss are renowned for their role when crossed with other dairy breeds or for that fact with beef breeds as well, in generally improving the production and strength of the parent breed.
	www.brownswiss.org.nz /whybrownswiss.htm (340 words)

	Brown Swiss Association
		The father of David J. Kendall, Executive Secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders' Assoc., Mr.
		The Brown Swiss Association is governed by a 10 person Board of Directors comprised of and elected by the membership.
		The Brown Swiss cow is noted for her outstanding feet and legs and dairy strength.
	www.brownswissusa.com (234 words)

	Brown Swiss info ~ at Runboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Most Brown Swiss bulls were used ages ago and as everybody knows they have good legs and feet.
		I saw Swiss as a way of improving yield of protein without upping the fat, which is what they did, and tried crossing on a part of what was then a non pedigree herd.
		I have no use for the bull, and with the quality of Swiss in my area of the state, the odds of selling the calf for a service age bull are slim.
	com3.runboard.com /bcowtalk.fcolouredbreeds.t5 (1057 words)

	Shelburne Farms: The Dairy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Shelburne Farms currently has 200 registered Brown Swiss (107 milking cows and 90 young stock).
		Brown Swiss were selected by Derick Webb in the 1950s for the breed’s hardiness, foraging ability, quality of milk, longevity and gentle temperament.
		A Brown Swiss cow on pasture at Shelburne Farms will produce an average of 50 pounds of milk per day.
	www.shelburnefarms.com /about/dairy.shtm (601 words)

	Search:brownswiss - Copernic
		Brown Swiss genetics for sale from New Generation Genetics.
		We are a global company that provides Brown Swiss semen, embryos and live cattle.
		The Brown Swiss are able to adapt to a large range of climatic conditions and can be found in Australia's...
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	Brown Swiss Fable
		This is the reason why in the States we have an organization which raises Original Braunvieh and this association regards Brown Swiss as a different breed (rightly do they do this), the same as in Mexico where they identify the original Braunvieh as European Braunvieh in contrast to the Brown Swiss.
		So the Board of Directors of the Braunvieh Breeders became very concerned about the competition, that is why they asked for the allowance from Bern to use Brown Swiss semen which they explained to the breeders as going back to the Original Breed some 100 years ago.
		So Brown Swiss might go back to Braunvieh but they are very much different, with much different blood mixed into the breed.
	www.original-braunvieh.com /bsfable.htm (1065 words)

	Breed: Brown Swiss
		In the US, the Brown Swiss is second only to the Holstein in total milk yield.
		The Brown Swiss may be one of the oldest cow breeds.
		Consequently, the US Brown Swiss and the Switzerland cow are considered two different lines within the breed.
	www.crazyforcows.com /fow/fow1.shtml (219 words)

	KLJ Brown Swiss\Free Spirit Fishing Charter\KBR Livestock Ltd
		KLJ BROWN SWISS was established in 1983 along side ROBLOCK AYRSHIRES.
		KLJ cows are now milking in all corners of N.Z. As well as having several Brown Swiss Bulls standing in A.I. Centers in New Zealand.
		As breeders of Brown Swiss cattle it was an easy decision that our specialty would be the marketing of Swiss and with our interest in the breed and contacts world wide we are now able to source cattle on behalf of clients with confidence for wherever they are required around the globe.
	brownswiss.net.nz (289 words)

	Brown Swiss genetics for sale from New Generation Genetics
		Contact Us New Generation Genetics is your resource for Brown Swiss genetics.
		We are a global company that provides Brown Swiss semen, Brown Swiss embryos and live Brown Swiss cattle.
		We have one of the largest Brown Swiss young sire sampling programs in the World.
	www.brownswiss.com (145 words)

	Dairy cows - brown swiss - calf size (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		from Scotland and the Brown Swiss from Switzerland.
		The five breeds are Ayrshire, Brown Swiss influencing ti 1898 Annual Meeting of the Association in Chicago Brown Swiss was declared a dairy Being of interm of the cows allow for close-up views of each breed.
		542 Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Oakwood Dairy (cal causes for calving difficulties are excessive calf size and A 14% grain mixture for dairy cows is
	www.nwsa.org.uk /22491.asp (407 words)

	Brown Swiss
		The Brown Swiss are able to adapt to a large range of climatic conditions & can be found in Australia's tropical heat of North Queensland through to the cold of Southern Victoria and Tasmania.
		Hills Valley Farm is a high quality brown swiss dairy farm.
		Breeders of Brown Swiss cows, embryos, bulls, semen, and heifers.
	www.searchcattle.com /index.php?cat=44 (127 words)

	brown swiss bulls registratio detailed information our site visitors find helpful. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Hi iam working as home loan counsellor for hdfc an under graduate i have an idea to perform my mba now i got an offer from india bulls as relationship manager i have also got a seat in iipm chennai bob.
		from brown in the wild to fl and white, and kept as a pet or.
		Brown Swiss – BR; Guernsey – GU; Holstein – HO;
	registrationnumbers.infohaven123.info /brown-swiss-bulls-registratio... (463 words)

	Royal Agricultural Winter Fair - 2005 Brown Swiss
		Quebec Brown Swiss Association Trophy : Presented to the Reserve Junior Champion Female by the Quebec Brown Swiss Association.
		prize Progeny of Dam by the Canadian Brown Swiss and Braunvieh Association in memory of the late Morris Grier.
		Premier Exhibitor: The Canadian Brown Swiss and Braunvieh Association offers a Premier Exhibitor Banner to the exhibitor (individual/Partnership/Institution) havinf the highest number of points that have been won in the individual classes.
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	Brown Swiss Caddis
		Wing: Brown Swiss Straw trimmed to caddis wing.
		Over the years, I have tied many variations of caddis using Swiss Straw and have found this to be a great material in imitating many different insect wings.
		Another great variation I tie is a pattern called the Electric Caddis (size 18), using a dyed lime green rabbit, and gray Swiss Straw wing.
	www.flytyingworld.com /PagesJ/jl-brown_swiss_caddis.htm (119 words)

	Similar breeds in cattle Brown group - Brown Swiss group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Brown Swiss was included to form and improve the other breeds of this group.
		Additional incrossings of Brown Swiss from the U.S.A. are known in the following breeds: Brown Swiss, German Brown, Austrian Brown, Brown Mountain, French Brown, Romanian Brown and Carpathian Brown.
		Please note, that all pages were generated automatically, but if you have problems or useful suggestions, then please contact or the.
	win.tiho-hannover.de /einricht/zucht/eaap/groups/c5_1.htm (96 words)

	Brown Swiss Sale Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Tandy is bred and consigned by Rick and Lisa Thompson of Darlington, WI.
		Even with the first significant snowfall forecast for the afternoon of December 3rd, the sale crowd would not be deterred from attending the Harvest Royal Brown Swiss Sale in Elkhorn, WI.
		The sale was managed by Brown Swiss Sale Service, Norman C. Magnussen, Lake Mills, WI.
	www.holsteinworld.com /brownswisssales (478 words)

	Brown Swiss - Compare Prices, Reviews and Buy at NexTag - Price - Review
		Swiss quality and contemporary color combine for a watch that will gallantly serve to keep you on time in fashion and schedule.
		Swiss Army Excursion - White Face - Brown Leather Strap Model 24589
		This pocket watch is one that is sure to make the grade for design originality: The 48mm steel casing is surrounded by an all leather belt pouch with stainless steel hardware.
	www.nextag.com /brown-swiss/search-html (273 words)

	Find in a Library: The Brown Swiss bulletin.
		Find in a Library: The Brown Swiss bulletin.
		by Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders' Association of the United States of America.
		WorldCat is provided by OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. on behalf of its member libraries.
	www.worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/9c4884da4089b5c9.html (64 words)

	Brown Swiss
		Sire: Johann Pete Rose ET TWDam: Top Acres Emory Poplin ET 5/08 “2/E90” V85 2E92 2E93 E90 2E90 “Certified” CPI: +452 PTAT: +0.7 (11/01)PTA: +2140m +104f +83p +703NM$ 99%$2/04 365d 2x 35450 4.6 1622 3.6 1272 Popsy has set new breed levels in the Brown* Swiss world.
		Her record, 4-05 365D 2x 53430M, 2588F, 1855P, leaves her as the National Record Holder for Milk, Fat, and Protein in all age groups.
		In February 2002, Popsy was listed No. 16 of the “Top 50” CPI Cows by the Brown Swiss Assn. Flushing.
	www.nerfarms.com /Brown_Swiss/brown_swiss.html (240 words)

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