Assembly
Annual members' assembly held in Gradiška
Members reviewed the year's work, adopted the financial report and agreed priorities for the coming season.
Est. in Gradiška · Bosnia & Herzegovina
Keeping the Norman breed strong in our valleys.
Norma - bos is an association of farmers, for farmers. We share knowledge, improve herd genetics and stand together for the families who raise dairy and beef cattle across Gradiška and beyond.
Member
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OBL: F120804
Official registration
Non-profit
All funds reinvested in members
Gradiška
Field operations & surrounding regions
EN · BS
Open to every breeder in BiH
A working stable of one of our members — real farms, real conditions.
Who we are
Practical help, honest work, and a breed worth protecting.
The Norman breed is valued for its rich milk — high in protein and fat, ideal for cheese — and for its excellent meat. In our hilly and lowland farms it has proven hardy, calm and long-lived.
We bring breeders together so that no farmer has to solve problems alone: from choosing a bull to negotiating a fair milk price.
Farmers first
Milk quality
Better genetics
What we do
Services built around the farm year
- 01
Breeding consultation
On-farm visits to plan matings, select bulls and improve herd structure for milk and meat.
- 02
Pedigree registry support
Help with animal identification, herd-book records and pedigree documentation.
- 03
Farmer workshops
Seasonal seminars on feeding, calving, milk hygiene and record keeping.
- 04
Veterinary partnerships
Coordinated health checks and preventive care with local veterinary services.
- 05
Community markets
Connecting members with buyers, dairies and fairs for fair prices.
News & field updates
From our meetings and farms
Advocacy
Our delegation meets regional institutions
Representatives presented the needs of small breeders: subsidies, milk purchase prices and access to quality genetics.
Field meeting
Winter evening gathering of breeders
An informal meeting on winter feeding, stable conditions and planning spring calvings.
Seasonal advice
In winter, check water troughs daily for freezing and keep bedding dry — wet bedding is the most common cause of mastitis in our region.
Raise cattle in the region? Let's talk.
Membership is open to every breeder, partner and supporter who shares our values.