Brent Sieck

Brent Sieck, Chianina cattle, Martell, NE, works in southeastern Nebraska near Lincoln.

He has devoted more than a decade to breeding efforts and follows guidelines set by national livestock associations, recording each animal’s lineage and scheduling regular health screenings. His cattle graze on well managed pastureland enriched with native grasses and receive supplementary minerals, and spend time with handlers from a young age to encourage calm temperaments. Barns are designed for comfort, featuring open stalls, gentle lighting, and ample ventilation, allowing free movement under shelter when weather varies.

He emphasizes preserving the breed’s historical traits, participates in regional agricultural forums, and shares insights with fellow breeders at state livestock meetings. Customers note the friendly disposition of his cattle, the consistency of temperament across the herd, and appreciate transparent care records maintained throughout each stage of growth. Calving seasons take place in spring under attentive supervision, with newborns raised alongside dams in family groups until weaning.