Alan Langill

Alan Langill, Shorthorn cattle, Seneca, KS, lies in Nemaha County and northeast Kansas near Topeka, on a modest family-run farm. He registers each animal with recognized breed associations and adheres to recommended health testing protocols for fertility, growth and genetic traits.

The cattle graze on rotational pastures of native grasses and receive daily handling from farm staff to foster calm temperaments and strong herd bonds. Each calf is introduced to barn routines and open field life from an early age to support social development, ensuring adaptability in varied environments. Alan’s focus on gentle, low-stress protocols along with gradual weaning methods helps produce cattle that are well-suited for family farms and other small-scale operations.

He participates in routine performance evaluations and data tracking to monitor growth rates, feed efficiency and maternal traits. The herd philosophy emphasizes sustainable practices, including efficient feed conversion, careful pasture management and responsible land stewardship to preserve soil and water resources. Consistent record keeping and open communication help prospective buyers and farm supporters stay informed about animal health, welfare and ongoing herd progress.