A German cow named Melona has set a record by becoming the fourth cow in the country to produce over 200,000 kg of milk in her lifetime, the highest in Germany, according to the Bundesverband Rind und Schwein (BRS). In the red and white category, another cow named Havanna leads with a lifetime production of 190,761 kg of milk. The first cow to achieve this milestone in Germany was Carlotte in 2018.
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The German cow Melona is the fourth in Germany to have succeeded in producing more than 200,000 kg of milk. The Minister daughter of the Baumann family from Oldendorf, born in 2005, calved a total of thirteen times. Melona is currently also the cow with the highest lifetime production in Germany. This is evident from figures from the Bundesverband Rind und Schwein (BRS). At the end of the 2022-2023 financial year, her lifetime total stood at 197,580 kg of milk with 3.87% fat and 3.10% protein, good for 13,767 kg of fat and protein. She has now passed the two-ton mark. Havanna leader in the red and white In the red and white category, Havanna (by Achtung) owned by Jörg Gansewendt from Bokelholm leads the ranking of cows with the highest lifetime ...
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