Cattle We also raise Belted Galloway Cattle for our grass-fed beef. The Belted Galloway, also known as "Belties" or "Oreo" cattle, are so named because of the white band around the middle of their bodies sandwiched between a black front and hind quarters. The Belted Galloways are specifically bred to be raised on a grass diet, whereas conventional beef cattle breeds such as the Angus cattle are bred to be most efficiently grain fed. The Belted Galloways are well known for their excellent flavored and lean meat.

The breed originated in the 16th century in the Galloway district of Scotland. They are known as a "polled" breed of cattle, meaning they have no horns. Our cattle have a calm and gentle disposition and are easy to handle which is important in producing meat which is consistent in taste and tenderness.

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