Dexter Cattle For Sale
Dexter Heifer - $950
DOB - 27 July 2016
Demeter was exposed to NSF Clyde 22 June 2018
Demeter cannot be registered. She is a purebred Dexter, but her sire is unknown. Her dam is Chautauqua Muire, ADCA #023748. Her sire is one of three Dexter bulls that were not registered. She would make a great homestead cow. She will eat horse treats out of your hand and with a little work would make a nice milk cow. She was dehorned in April 2017.
Dexter Cattle For Sale
Dexter Heifer - $950
DOB - 27 July 2016
Demeter was exposed to NSF Clyde 22 June 2018
Demeter cannot be registered. She is a purebred Dexter, but her sire is unknown. Her dam is Chautauqua Muire, ADCA #023748. Her sire is one of three Dexter bulls that were not registered. She would make a great homestead cow. She will eat horse treats out of your hand and with a little work would make a nice milk cow. She was dehorned in April 2017.
Our goal is to provide the highest quality beef and lamb without the use of hormones or artificial inputs, allowing the animals to grow and thrive in their natural environment while regenerating the land.
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Dexter Cattle
Dexter cattle are among the smallest of cattle breeds in the world, standing 40" tall and weighing 700–900 pounds. Though size is the breed’s most distinguishing characteristic, the Dexter is a useful and productive, multi‑purpose animal.
The Dexter breed originated in southern Ireland. They thrive in hot as well as cold climates and do well outdoors year round, needing only a wind-break, shelter and fresh water. Fertility is high and calves are dropped in the field without difficulty. They are dual purpose, being raised for both milk and meat. Pound for pound, Dexters cost less to get to the table, economically turning forage into rich milk and quality, lean meat.
Katahdin Sheep
The Katahdin breed is a wooless, easy care, meat type sheep, naturally tolerant of climatic extremes and capable of high performance in a wide variety of environments.
Katahdins are a heavy-muscled, medium-sized breed. They demonstrate adaptability by performing well in areas varying in geography, temperature, and humidity, feed and forage resources, and management systems. Ewes are easy lambers, and exhibit strong maternal instincts and good milking ability. They possess high potential for early puberty, fertility, and lamb survivability.
Lambs grow and mature rapidly to an acceptable market weight range and produce relatively lean and well muscled carcasses with a very mild flavor.