Andy Morren

Andy Morren, Chianina cattle breeder in Hesperia, MI, works across Western Michigan near Grand Rapids. Its program focuses on gentle disposition and robust growth, with calves raised on open pastures and given daily handling.

The operation adheres to breed standards set by the American Chianina Association and includes routine health screening to support herd vitality. Andy Morren makes use of rotational grazing and shelter barns, ensuring animals adapt well to seasonal changes and maintain strong foot health. Clients often note the consistent quality of genetics and the attentive approach to livestock care that reflects years of practical experience.

Pastures are managed to promote nutrient-rich forage, and young cattle receive tailored nutrition plans as they transition to maturity. Documentation of lineage accompanies each calf at weaning, offering transparency and traceability for farm buyers. Family involvement in daily herd checks fosters a calm environment, while calves are introduced to handling facilities before moving to finishing pastures.