Savvy Highlands

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Highland cattle, with their distinctive shaggy coats and majestic horns, stand out among other cattle breeds for a multitude of reasons.

Why purchase Highland beef?

Highland Cattle Characteristics:

  • Highlands are extremely intelligent, even-tempered, and docile, making them easy to halter train, and handle.

  • They are the oldest registered breed of cattle on record.

  • Nutritional Benefits:

    • Meat is lower in cholesterol and fat.

    • Higher in protein and iron compared to other cattle breeds.

    • Highland beef is well marbled but has little outside waste fat. 

    • Highland beef has a distinctive flavor and is known for its traditional flavor.

  • Low Maintenance:

    • Require little shelter, feed supplements, or expensive grains.

    • Adapt to climates, shedding coats in summer and thickening in winter.

    • Don't need to add fat to keep warm during winter.

  • Health and Hardiness:

    • Possess genetic advantages and are hardy against diseases.

    • Natural ability to marble with low forage input, maintaining low-fat, high-quality beef.

  • Versatility:

    • Multi-purpose breed producing meat, milk, and fiber.

    • Used for clearing underbrush on pastures due to their foraging abilities.

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