Healthy Registered Cyrus Ridge Highland Cattle

Sweet Franklin and Abby! Franklin is winning everyone’s heart on the farm! He is such a sweetheart and loves his best friend Faith 💗

This little cutie has joined the farm and we are in love! She is so tiny and full of energy!! Her favorite thing to do is race all her calf friends around the fields. Say hello to Faith!

Meet Franklin!! This sweetheart was born a few days ago and is adding such a fun personality to the farm!

Everyone meet the newest member of Cyrus Ridge Farm, Fawn!!

Mud Season, But Make It Summer.

We expect the spring mud... but summer? That's just rude.

Between surprise downpours and heavy hooves, parts of the farm start to feel more like a bog than a pasture.

We pride ourselves on keeping the farm tidy and neat... but right now, some areas are just full of mudd.

Thick, sticky, boot-stealing, cow-tracking-everywhere mudd.

We're doing what we can to combat it:
Rotating pasture access to give high-traffic areas a break
Laying down gravel in gate zones

Scrubbing troughs and walkways more than we'd like to admit to fight that muddy splash-back

Keeping bedding dry in the barns for cozy cow naps And when all else fails... we embrace the mess. Boots on. Spirits up.

We'll admit that it's a bit of a balancing act, but we're here for it. Cows muddy and happy.

A little mud on the tires never hurt anyone!

Farm tours are rolling back in soon, mud on the tires and Highlands in the pasture! 43. After a wet summer, we hope things are finally starting to dry up, and we're getting ready to welcome y'all back for hands-on, hoof-level fun.

Come meet the new owners and all the crew (yes, including this curious cutie) and see what farm life's all about. v
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Tell us or share a photo of the best place you've traveled this summer, or any summer.

And if you're ready for a little getaway from your vacation we've got you covered. Came hang out with us this fall for a little while and enjoy a slower pace, and quiet surroundings.

See you soon!

Life lesson from a Highland cow

Spend five minutes with a Highland cow and you'll learn a few things:

Take your time, the grass will still be there.
Stay curious, but stick close to your herd.
Soft doesn't mean weak, it means approachable.

And if someone offers ear scratches? Always say yes.
Raising these cows isn't just cute, it's grounding. They remind us to slow down, breathe deep, and enjoy the little things (like a sunny nap in the shade).
→ What have animals taught you lately?
Drop it in the comments, we'd love to hear your farm wisdom.