290 Weldon Rd.

Richard Harp and Wendy Harp breed Scottish Highland cattle in Dallas, Georgia, in Paulding County and northwest Georgia near Atlanta. They maintain registered herds with the American Highland Cattle Association, uphold official lineage documentation, and conduct routine health screenings to support durable genetics and animal well-being.

Their cattle graze on open pasture during warmer months and are sheltered in a well-ventilated barn through winter, reflecting a low-stress approach to husbandry. Calves are gently handled from birth to foster early socialization, and their longhorned heifers contribute to land stewardship by managing brush under native timber. The farm’s commitment to sustainable grazing and consistent herd health checks has earned positive feedback from local neighbors and fellow breeders.

Their spring calving season offers predictable timing for herd expansion and health monitoring. Membership in regional grazing cooperatives ensures ongoing knowledge sharing and a community-oriented approach.