One Breed – One World

THE FULLBLOOD SIMMENTAL FLECKVIEH FEDERATION (FSFF) has as its objectives the development and promotion of Fullblood Simmental and Fullblood Fleckvieh cattle. The FSFF will initiate programs to educate beef producers on the important economic traits of Fullblood Simmental and Fullblood Fleckvieh cattle, to promote the use of Fullblood Simmental and Fullblood Fleckvieh beef cattle genetics, and to preserve and successfully market the breeds in North America and worldwide to both purebred and commercial beef producers.

The FSFF will cooperate with the American Simmental Association, the Canadian Simmental Association, and other similar registry associations for Simmental and Fleckvieh cattle breeds worldwide.

Fred Schuetze, Chairman
Faith Burton, Co-ordinator

2009 North American International Livestock Exposition Features
Fullbloods in "The Pinnacle"
Nov 19, 2009

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WELCOME NEW FEDERATION MEMBERS!!

  • Snell Farm Cattle Company, Kevin and Nicole Snell, Loganville, Alabama USA
  • Mountain View Farms, Jim and Beverly Bennett, Blue Ridge, Georgia USA
  • Mud Creek Farms, Bill and Ann Harrison, Holly Pond, Alabama USA
  • Plaugher Simmental Farm, Randy and Happy Plaugher, Salem, West Virginia USA
  • Simmental Farm, Charles and Saundra Landes, Gainesville, Virginia USA
  • Jim and Paula Colson, Corinth, KY. USA
  • Pratt Creek Cattle Co., Scott and Louise Fleming, Mt. Auburn, IA. USA
  • Forestier's Little Red Angus, Kevin & Tania Forestier, Carencro, LA. USA
  • Circle E Ranch, Ottice and Thelma Elmore, Richton, MS. USA
  • Clanton Farms, Mickey and Jennifer Clanton, McCall Creek, MS. USA
  • Chad M. Brotherton, Brotherton Farms, LLC., Chillicote, MO., USA
  • James Faubus, Flying F Ranch, Godley, TX. USA
  • Wildwood Farms, Jim and Linda Bray, Celina, TX. USA
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Favoring Fullblood Fleckvieh

A retired Doctor maintains a performance-oriented cowherd that is based on Fullblood Fleckvieh genetics. Thanks to Dan Rieder and the Register magazine, published by ASA, for permission to reprint this article.