The beginning of our "Anne" line. Grand Champion Heifer &                          Retired from several years of banking & 36 years of teaching, but
             Reserve Grand Champion Female Overall as a calf                             determined to give 100 percent in promoting the Pinzgauer Breed. 

"February 2015 A big unexpected decision was made"

November 10, 2015   The second load of cattle wait for their ride to Vero Beach, Florida

March 11, 2015  The first load of Cattle leave the Polzin Pinzgauer Byre

Cattle are welcomed at "Southern Florida Farms"

The first load of cattle enjoy the evening sunset while eating the tasty Spring grasses at "Southern Florida Farms."

January 29, 2015 PPB DeLite's DeeVine's Embryo's successfully arrive in
" South Africa"
March 29, 2015 we receive photo's of some of the herd in South Africa. It's a true honor to have DeeVIne's embryo's join a herd like this.

April 18, 2015,  we are informed DeeVine's embryos will be growing up at this location

"April 2015" South Africa begins their "winter" season. 
The first calf of the season hits the ground out of a beautiful 1st. calf heifer 32 months of age.
The little bull calf receives the name "Topline Ichiro" meaning "First Son" in Japanese.

 Our friend from Germany visited her home country this summer.
  She had a portrait/sign painted of the pinzgauers in Austria with our farm name on it.
                                It is now displayed on our Office Building with great appreciation.                             

In 2012 we sold a bull to a wonderful couple for cross breeding. The lady is from Germany & now resides in the U.S. Having lived in Germany most of her past life, she is well informed of the original full blood pinzgauer. They have become great friends & visit us each year. During one of their visits she asked if we'd do her a favor & the next 2 heifers we were willing to sell, would we NOT remove the horns. She would then purchase them.
 This is how she grew up seeing the original Full Blood  Pinzgauer. 

PPB Sage  DOB 9-23-12   Dam: PPB Sabreena  Sire: PPB Competition

PPB Joni    DOB 10-28-12   Dam: PPB Mary Jo  Sire: PPB Competition

In 2009 on a Sunday afternoon we receive a call from 2 unique individuals stating they had seen our web-site. They asked if they could visit our farm.  At the time they had a few cross-bred heifers. After several visits & round table discussions about Pinzgauers we became good friends with Ken & Paul with a business attitude. They soon became Belle Plaine Pinzgauers.  During each visit they had a tendency to pick out another one of our best Pinzgauers. After purchasing semen (from several different bulls) from us, they decided they would also like a herd bull. That bull was PPB Flipper, who they also collected & now sell semen. In 2011, with their herd growing & their love for Pinzgauers, they decided to purchase another farm & bring out the dual purpose milk supply in the Pinzgauer. At the time they did not have enough Pinzgauers to supply enough milk to make it necessary for the milkman to stop. They then purchased several dairy cows to make this happen. Presently they will have 17 more Pinzgauers that will be calving in 2015 joining the milk herd.
(The following pictures were taken January 19, 2015)

      PPB Glori dob 6-6-05  Dam: Jezz  Sire: Blitz                            85 percent pinzgauer crossed with a herferd    

              PPB Glori & her half sister PPB Fay                                        Contentment & Cleanliness is never an issue.
PPB Fay dob 7-30-7  Dam: Jezz  Sire: PPB Friendship 

When giving Paul a compliment on his care & cleanliness, his come back is "That's the way it should be."

All cattle have access to food all day. Pinzgauers tend to give 70 lbs./day for 5 months. They bring the butterfat test to 4.4 percent when combined with the dairy cattle.

     "Autumn"  dob 6-29-12   Dam: Peg  Sire: PPB Flipper
Autumn has been tested to have a butterfat of 6.9

     Paul is very knowledgeable with all aspects of raising cattle. His energetic personality & willingness to accept a new challenge is very evident.