Andy Lattimore

Andy Lattimore is a Shorthorn cattle breeder in Rodney, MI, in Lenawee County and southeastern Michigan near Detroit. He follows industry-standard health testing protocols and works closely with local veterinarians to monitor herd well-being. Animals rotate between open pastures and climate-controlled barns to balance nutrition, exercise and shelter. Calves are ear-tagged at birth and tracked for growth milestones through weaning.

The farm’s focus on pasture-based rearing and routine wellness checks supports steady growth and a calm temperament valued by regional operations. Many customers note the sturdy build and even disposition of his Shorthorn calves arriving at weaning age. The family-run operation blends traditional grazing methods with regular weigh-ins to guide breeding decisions. Full lineage records accompany each animal, underscoring transparency and adherence to registry practices, while winter feeding consists of high-quality hay and trace-mineral supplements to maintain condition through colder months.