Providing purebred, registered Belted Galloway breeding stock for your pastures and delicious, healthy meat for your freezer!
While we aren't a large farm operation, we believe in quality over quantity. We run a select herd of just under 30 head of purebred, registered Belted Galloway cattle. We have a small on-site farm market, and you may have to drive a little to get to us, but we are proud to offer our customers a unique product you won't find in the local supermarket, health food market, or in most of this part of southern Indiana for that matter. We are one of just a tiny handful of Belted Galloway breeders in this part of the state.
Fact: You won't find Belted Galloway beef in any regular supermarket EVER, even in the high end "health" food, or "whole" food stores. You will RARELY find it in specialty meat shops. Why? Belted Galloway beef is NOT a feedlot beef that is produced on a mass scale. It is is a one of a kind HERITAGE breed of cattle that dates back to the 16th century. It is known for its signature flavor and unique health benefits. Lower in saturated fat and cholesterol, it is the obvious choice for those desiring a leaner source of fresh beef. Sure, it may take a bit longer to produce and finish, (which is why feedlots prefer more conventional beef breeds) but our end product is definitely worth the wait. Check out the rest of our site to learn more!
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Produced on a family owned farm, and one of very few local sources for Beltie beef, the healthiest beef available.
We insist on treating every animal humanely and with respect.
The way nature intended, our animals are raised primarily on pasture, then grain finished for perfectly textured meat.
We'd love to show you around, let you meet the animals, and explain the health benefits of Belted Galloway beef. Feel free to contat us to schedule a farm visit or check us out on Facebook!
We are always open. Best days to catch us here at the farm are:
Tuesday - Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Between busy farm life and homeschooling, our schedule is sometimes unpredictable, so if you are driving a distance, please call ahead. Farm market open most Saturdays, 9-4, closed for lunch 12-1.