The gentle, beautiful eyes of Brown Swiss cattle are one of the things people notice first about the dairy breed, and it’s what attracted Calvin Nisly to the cattle, growing up on a dairy farm near Partridge, Kansas.
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The gentle, beautiful eyes of Brown Swiss cattle are one of the things people notice first about the dairy breed, and it’s what attracted Calvin Nisly to the cattle, growing up on a dairy farm near Partridge, Kansas.
Arrival in U.S.: 1869
Current number of head in U.S.: 50,000 registered purebred
National offices:
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association of the U.S.
800 Pleasant St.
Beloit, WI 53511-5456
Phone: 608-365-4474
Website: www.brownswissusa.com
Email: info@brownswissusa.com
Interesting breed fact:
Benedictine monks living at the Einsiedeln Monastery in Switzerland started breeding Brown Swiss cattle about 1,000 years ago.
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