2240 County Hwy N

2240 County Hwy N raises Highland cattle in Barron, Wisconsin, in Barron County and Chippewa Valley near Eau Claire. Emily Blodgett has dedicated a decade to breeding these hardy cattle, registering each calf with the American Highland Cattle Association and adhering to comprehensive health-screening protocols. Calves are born and raised on rotational pastures, with access to shelter and regular veterinary care. Seasonal pasture rotation ensures forage diversity, contributing to the cattle’s health and the richness of their distinctive coats.

The herd benefits from a hands-on approach that emphasizes gentle handling and socialization from an early age. The farm’s commitment to sustainable grazing and heritage preservation supports strong genetics and resilient temperaments in every animal. These cattle thrive in small farm and ranch settings alike, appealing to both experienced breeders and newcomers seeking a low-maintenance heritage breed. Visitors often remark on the calm demeanor and robust build of the cattle, reflecting the breeder’s focus on responsible husbandry.