766 County Rd. 652

John C. Stroh II and W. Faye Stroh are Scottish Highland cattle breeders in Rocky Ford, CO, in southeastern Colorado near Pueblo. They follow established breed guidelines, perform regular veterinary health screenings and use strategic pasture rotation to support herd vitality.

Calves are born and raised on the family acreage, where daily handling supports gentle temperaments and strong social bonds. During winter months, the cattle are provided spacious shelters and high-quality forage to maintain condition without stress. The herd grazes on diverse native grasses, promoting natural foraging behaviors and improving soil health.

Their family-run operation reflects decades of livestock care with practices passed down through generations. Visitors observe a calm herd in a natural setting, showcasing the couple’s attentive management and genuine respect for the animals. The farm’s emphasis on animal welfare and sustainable land stewardship ensures each animal thrives in a balanced ecosystem.