Bar S&T Ranch

Bar S&T Ranch, White Park cattle, Greenbrier, Arkansas, in Faulkner County near Little Rock, focuses on balanced genetics. Curtis and Hope Terry have bred White Park cattle for over a decade, and hold memberships in recognized cattle registries and ensure routine health screening for core traits. Their herd lives on fully rotational pastures with ample shelter, and calves are handled daily to encourage a calm disposition.

These cattle adapt well to seasonal pastures and often require less supplemental feed than many commercial herds. Recent feedback highlights the clarity of communication from the Terrys and the cattle’s gentle temperament under diverse pasture conditions. The ranch features well-maintained cedar barns and spring-fed water sources, allowing cattle to thrive in varied weather. Living heritage cattle like these contribute to biodiversity on small farms, and the Terrys emphasize pasture health in their management plan.