477 Smith St.

Adam Seay breeds Scottish Highland cattle in Maynardville, Tennessee, serving East Tennessee near Knoxville. His farm operates within a closed herd program, and he has been raising these hardy cattle for more than a decade with active membership in the American Highland Cattle Association. Routine health testing for Johne’s disease and bovine respiratory pathogens is completed in partnership with a local veterinarian.

The herd rotates through fenced pastures shaded by oaks and hickories, encouraging natural grazing patterns while calves receive early socialization and supplemental mineral feeding. Animal shelters stand ready for inclement weather, and calves born in spring acclimate gradually to outdoor conditions under attentive supervision.

Buyers often remark on the cattle’s even temperament and sturdy conformation well suited for both show and small-scale beef operations. Each animal departs with detailed health records, registered pedigree papers, and guidance on pasture management and feeding protocols.