Mini Highland Cow FOR SALE

We currently ship to select regions in the following countries:

• United States

• Australia – Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Northern Territory, Western Australia, Tasmania, Australian Capital Territory, Queensland, Jervis Bay Territory

• Canada – all 13 provinces and territories

• Germany

• United Kingdom – England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

• Mexico

Please note: Each country has different regulatory standards, so we can only ship to the approved states, provinces, or territories listed above. If your region isn’t included, unfortunately we aren’t able to ship there at this time.

Well, that is a loaded question… the answer is, it depends… if  you have a large pasture they will live off of that and supplements during the summer, but during the winter they may need hay and grain to maintain their health.  It’s not an exact science, but we can help you figure out what your cattle need to eat, if you are overfeeding or not, and what supplements and grains are good to feed.

The general rule of thumb is one cow needs two acres of space if you are using your space to graze your cows and you don’t want to supplement with extra hay.  However, remember most dairy farms have 200 cattle inside one building, so the answer is again, it depends: what do you want your farm or home to look like? 

Do you want green grass year round that the cattle will graze on and never eat all of it? In that case, maybe you need 10 acres for your two cows. Or do you want to feed hay and keep your cows in an area with no grass? Then maybe you only need a half-acre space… again, it’s all based on personal preference.  With all that said, we have 60 acres and if we could, we would add about 200 more. And everyone we talk to feels the same way. You can never have too much space on a farm!