If you’re looking to purchase miniature cattle, there’s a good chance that you have some questions about how they were raised. Here are some answers to commonly asked questions: (Please Contact Us for further information)
Absolutely – we ship our Artificial Insemination straws anywhere in the USA inside special containers designed to preserve their potency for the trip.
Shipping Costs
Shipping will vary by location – if you’re interested, contact us today to discuss delivery options!
Our Miniature Bulls are only available for breeding via Artificial Insemination. This is to protect our livestock from the risk of disease in ‘traditional’ breeding methods.
Check out our A.I. source miniature bulls for straw prices and availability.
Miniature Cattle are great for farms and properties with low acreage, whether it be for locker beef in the commercial, natural, or organic production methods, or as pets and 4-H projects.
We have found that miniature cattle need approximately 1 acre of land per head. It is important to keep mud to a minimum, but even living in Washington, ‘the wet state,’ this is not an impossible task.
In the winter, we feed our cattle with locally-grown hay and haylage bales.
In the spring and summer, our cattle graze freely in our pastures.
We use Ivermec Eprinex to protect our cattle against worms. We apply it in the spring and the fall.
We use Boehringer Ingelheim Triangle 9. Triangle is a killed viral vaccine that is safe for many types of cattle, including pregnant cows.
