RP 939 Was Named Supreme Cow Among 400 Regional Animals

RP 939 was selected as the “Supreme Cow” among 400 animals from the Centro region. The animal belongs to the El Maestro establishment, operated by the Borré family.

The distinction was awarded in a competition that included 24 dairy farms. The farms were located in the provinces of Entre Ríos, Santa Fe and Córdoba.

The competition assessed animals from the participating establishments and identified RP 939 for the highest distinction. The reported selection concerned the animal’s conformation and productive characteristics.

The jury specifically highlighted RP 939’s mammary system. It also cited the cow’s body capacity as one of the features considered in the decision.

Productive potential was the third characteristic mentioned by the jury. Together, the mammary system, body capacity and productive potential formed the stated basis for the recognition.

The winning animal was identified by the designation RP 939 rather than by a personal name. Its award placed it at the top of the competition involving the 400 animals evaluated across the three provinces.