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Boomer - Hereford Cross Bull Calf

Boomer was born July 4th, 2025. He is SWEET. Herefords are generally more easy-going in temperament anyway, and this little guy is no exception. He was sired by our 37" mini Hereford bull and our 40" Hereford cross cow. Boomer currently stands 32" at the hip. He is heterozygous polled. He is halter trained, socialized and ready for his new home. He would make an excellent pet or sire for a homestead looking for a small, gentle, easy-to-handle bull. We believe he'd make an excellent bull choice for a Jersey/Hereford cross breeding program for a dual purpose meat and milk animal. But he's also just an awesome follow-you-anywhere, hug-on-me pet cow.

Mandy - Midsize Pineywoods Cross Heifer

Gorgeous Mandy is our first calf out of our small-framed mini (41") Pineywoods cow. She was born 3/9/26. She has beautiful markings with a touch of roan. She's a stunner with dark-rimmed eyes, long dark lashes and little brown socks to match her brown ears. She has a spunky, curious, friendly personality at only a week old. Already she comes to us and let's us pet on her while mama calmly looks on. She's a great option for adding color, genetic diversity and excellent termperament to any breeding program. Mandy will be ready to go once weaned.

Coming Soon

Check back often for updates to our available calves. We are expecting 6 calves this year from our mini Highland cows, plus a mini Panda cross and another mini Hereford cross calf.

More about our calves...

Our calves start their socialization period even before weaning while in the maternity pasture where we interact with them daily but once calves begin weaning they live amongst the rest of our farm family in the "residential" pasture. Here they interact with our two herd guardian dogs (Joe and Dixie), chickens, turkeys, our donkey, Tater, and our two personal pet minimoos (mini Jersey steers) - Boo and Rocky. They are part of our family until they become part of yours. They experience a myriad of farm sights and sounds and once they leave our farm they are halter trained, friendly, calm, and confident and ready to be introduced to your own farm with its many activities and animal family members.

Bringing home and caring for your new miniature pasture pet should be a pleasure and stress-free. We do our best to make this an easy transition for you and your calf with a lot of prep work beforehand.

If you need help arranging for transportation, we can help you with recommendations and/or make all of the arrangements for you. However, delivery fee will be between you and the carrier.

We absolutely encourage Facetime visits. Even better, if you’re local (or not), and want to visit us at the farm, just give us a call!