101 N F St. Ste. 205

101 N F St. Ste. 205 raises Scottish highland cattle in Pueblo, Colorado, along Arkansas River Valley near Colorado Springs. Alison Brown follows established herd health screening protocols, collaborates with regional breed associations, and participates in continuing education on animal genetics. Pedigrees are verified through the American Highland Cattle Association, and detailed records accompany each calf.

The cattle graze on riparian pastures and receive daily attention to support steady growth and social development. Calves remain with their dams to encourage strong maternal bonds, while horns are allowed to develop naturally. This farm has adapted practices to suit the semi-arid climate of southern Colorado, producing cattle known for hardiness and calm disposition.

The operation traces its approach to Alison’s childhood summers on family ranches, reflecting a generations-old view of cattle stewardship. Visitors note the low-stress handling and open-range environment that supports well-adjusted animals.