Brinn Space

Brinn Space raises Chianina cattle in Minden, NE, Kearney County and the Great Plains near Grand Island. The operation follows guidelines set by the American Chianina Association and maintains genetic health testing for key traits such as calving ease and coat color. Animals graze freely on rotational pastures that shift daily to support forage diversity and receive hands-on handling each morning to encourage steady, calm temperaments.

The herd began as a small family endeavor and has grown through several seasons of selective breeding focused on sound structure and maternal strength. Sire and dam lines receive regular hoof care, routine vaccinations and annual veterinary reproductive evaluations. Shelter is provided year-round in a straw-bedded barn equipped with natural light and ventilation to keep cattle comfortable through Nebraska’s seasons.

Brinn Space pays attention to balanced nutrition, blending local hay and grain to promote steady growth and feed efficiency. This approach supports each calf crop with reliable maternal qualities alongside balanced weight gains.