A French livestock breed with origins in the Pays de la Loire region is being celebrated at Space, a major agricultural fair held in Rennes. Alongside this breed, the Normande cattle, known for their high-quality milk, are also being honored. The event showcases various agricultural products and livestock, emphasizing the importance of regional farming traditions and excellence. The Pays de la Loire region is renowned for its rich agricultural heritage, and the breed being highlighted has deep roots in this area. Its recognition at Space underscores the value placed on local livestock and the efforts to preserve and promote traditional farming practices. The fair also serves as a platform for farmers and breeders to share knowledge and innovations in animal husbandry. Two operations based in Sarthe, a department within the Pays de la Loire region, have been awarded for their outstanding work with this breed. These awards recognize their contributions to the breed's development, quality, and preservation. The recognition not only highlights their achievements but also encourages other farmers to maintain high standards in breeding and animal care. The celebration of these breeds at Space reflects a broader trend in French agriculture to support regional specialties and sustainable practices. By honoring local livestock, the event reinforces the connection between tradition, quality, and the future of farming in the region.