Available Veteran's Day, JAA Reese Riabhach

In just over 3 weeks, this heifer could be could be standing in your pasture! 

We are very excited and proud to put our name on this heifer JAA Reese Riabhach.  Not only is she structurally sound and a standout in the pasture, she has an amazing temperament too.

As a long yearling, she will be ready to breed in the Spring.  We feel her qualities would compliment a Highland herd as well as a crossbreeding program.  

Come join us Wednesday, November 11th at the All the Single Ladies Heifer Sale at the Eugene Livestock Auction.  If you can't make it inperson, bidding will also be available online.  https://allthesingleladiesheifersale.com/

Don't worry... no animals or humans were harmed in the the making of this video!  

Are you ready for winter feeding?

Are you ready for winter? It's a great time to stock up on hay. Our 2-string bales make feeding easier and your picky eaters will love this hay.

We have 3rd and 4th cutting available with no minimum purchase quantity.

Beautiful valley grown orchard grass hay, 2026 crop. Fertilized, irrigated, weeds controlled, bales average 55-58lbs.

3rd cutting $13/bale
4th cutting $14/bale
Price discount of $0.50 off for 36+ bales

West Stayton, OR
Pick up by appointment only, 
text preferred five zero three five eight zero nine six two six

Reach out to schedule an appointment to get some of this great hay while it lasts!

The infamous Cape St Mary's genetics now available

Six years ago, we received the opportunity to purchase the remaining younger cows from Ilse Oles of Cape St Mary Ranch located on Lopez Island in Washington.  If you aren't familiar with that name, just ask fellow Highland breeders that have been around a bit longer about the influence that family and ranch has had in the Pacific Northwest as well as nationally in the Highland breed.  

We consider it an honor to carry on the Cape St Mary's genetics, and after much consideration, we have decided that we are ready to pass on some of those genetics.  

We will be offering two cows, Cape St Mary's Reba (AHCA 57,067) and Cape St Mary's Vera (AHCA 55,755) this fall after they wean their current calves.  Both of these cows have shown great maternal traits and have consistently contributed to our breeding and beef objectives.  They have been pasture exposed to our bull Malcolm as Asman (AHCA 68,500) for a Spring 2027 calving.

Please reach out if you would like more information on either cow and would like to schedule a visit to see them in person.  We are a working farm, and not set up for casual tours, so we are asking for serious inquiries only.

***Update, pending pick up ***

Cape St Mary's Reba, September 2026

Cape St Mary's Vera with calf, September 2026

Cape St Mary's Vera, September 2026

Malcolm of Asman, July 2026