Armstrong Beefalo Farm

Armstrong Beefalo Farm, beefalo, El Paso, Arkansas, White County and central Arkansas near Little Rock, raises well-tempered beefalo. It has been breeding beefalo for over ten years and participates in national registry programs, with annual veterinary health screenings.

Gary Armstrong emphasizes pasture rotation and low-stress handling, with calves raised alongside the herd to ensure early socialization and a calm temperament. Animals graze on mixed grass pastures and have shelter in wooded paddocks that reflect the breed’s hardiness. Young stock remains close to their mothers on open pastures through weaning, supporting natural development and strong herd bonds.

The farm operates on a family homestead dating back to the 1940s, blending time-honored livestock care with modern best practices. Its reputation for producing steady growth rates and balanced temperament has attracted small-scale farmers seeking a resilient herd. A herd of around 30 breeding beefalo provides consistent availability of registered calves each season.