Wednesday, February 23, 2011

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Candy Vosges in the agricultural show in Paris


If you live in Paris, you can not escape the streets, subways, internet, newspapers Candy. It's everywhere! This busty cow Vosges, in the light of velvet, was chosen as the headliner for the show of Agriculture 2011. This cow, treated like a star brings her unexpected fame breeder, Marc Spenlé, Anjeux installed, a small village in the upper Saône.

After counting more than 100 000 head in the early twentieth century, Vosges enrollment dropped to reach only 3,000 head in the 1970s. In the context of race productivity, Vosges has been set aside time and even considered to be extirpated. But some breeders have maintained the strain and save the breed. This is a very tasty meat. Test it on your next purchase! For the record, it is from what made her milk Munster.
www.racevosgienne.com

You have a few more days and weekends to visit the agricultural show with a Friday night evening up to 23 hours. You can make a trip to the French vineyards and international guests, with 35 restaurants at your disposal! Any program is available on
www.paris-agriculture.com

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