Brandon Cochran

Brandon Cochran, Wagyu cattle, Harlem, MT, serves Blaine County and the Milk River valley near Great Falls. He has raised Wagyu cattle for more than a decade, maintaining active membership in the American Wagyu Association and following genetic evaluation programs that guide sire selection. His herd undergoes regular health screening for Johne’s disease, bovine viral diarrhea and fertility performance, and he relies on routine veterinary oversight.

Calves are handled gently from birth to foster calm temperaments and socialized with farm staff, portable fencing and seasonal turnout for gradual acclimation. Animals live on shaded paddocks with access to fresh water year round, reflecting a focus on welfare and natural grazing rhythms on loamy grasslands. Feed resources are sourced from local cooperative growers, and rotational grazing is employed to support steady weight gain and consistent marbling traits. Purchasing inquiries often mention thorough records and a reputation for calm, well-nourished animals because of his measured approach.