Baldwin Homestead

Baldwin Homestead, Scottish Highland cattle in Concord, New Hampshire, is nestled in the Lakes Region near Manchester. Myra Heath brings extensive experience to each breeding program and maintains active membership in national cattle associations, with all her herd undergoing routine health screenings for genetic and metabolic conditions.

Animals live on open pasture under seasonal rotational grazing and receive balanced forage diets, while calves are socialized from birth in close contact with the family to ensure gentle temperaments. Local 4-H participants and new owners often comment on the cattle’s sturdy build and calm nature, reflecting the farm’s focus on sustainable, low-stress husbandry practices.

Baldwin Homestead’s mix of traditional grazing techniques and modern veterinary care, combined with carefully kept pedigree records, helps produce cattle well-suited to show rings, family homesteads, and educational programs. Set on gently rolling fields with shelter barns, the farm’s layout supports a natural cycle of rest and regrowth that benefits both pasture health and animal welfare.