Be Whole Again Farm

Be Whole Again Farm breeds Normande and crossbred homestead dairy cattle in Excelsior Springs MO, Clay County near Kansas City. Scott Moser draws on extensive expertise caring for dairy herds, following industry health protocols with routine screening for Johne’s disease, mastitis and bovine viral diarrhea. Cows graze on rotational pastures spanning several acres, with constant access to fresh water and shelter, and calves are handled gently from birth to foster calm and social herds.

The farm emphasizes sustainable land stewardship, integrating natural forages, cover crops and manure management practices to support herd health and reduce environmental impact over the seasons. By combining the rich milk fat and protein of Normande cattle with the adaptability of crossbred genetics, their herd offers consistent production for small-scale dairy operations. Facilities feature clean stalls, open-sided barns and sturdy fencing, ensuring comfort and safety for cattle through the summer heat and winter chill. Animals are regularly rotated to fresh grazing areas to promote forage diversity and optimal nutrition.