Alyssa Stybel

Alyssa Stybel breeds cattle in Michigan’s Great Lakes region near Detroit. She has been involved in livestock breeding for over a decade and holds memberships in national cattle associations that promote genetic diversity and herd health testing.

Her herd benefits from a rotational grazing system, balanced nutrition plans developed with a consulting veterinarian, and early-life socialization with family and staff. Animals spend summers on open pasture and winters in climate-controlled barns designed to reduce stress and prevent respiratory issues. Calving areas are monitored around the clock, with clean environments maintained for both cow and calf comfort.

Clients frequently comment on the gentle temperaments and sound structure of their animals, which aligns with the farm’s emphasis on reliable foot and leg conformation. Regular performance data tracking and transparent record sharing support informed decisions for those improving their own herds. She strives to nurture each animal’s wellbeing through year-round care protocols that combine traditional practices with up-to-date research.