Cheyenne Mccollough

Cheyenne Mccollough, Shorthorn cattle, Bronson, Michigan, Branch County and the southwestern Michigan region near Kalamazoo. She has been raising Shorthorn cattle for more than five years with attention to herd health and genetic soundness. Health screening includes regular veterinary exams, vaccination protocols and biosecurity measures to protect the herd. Breeding decisions are based on temperament, structural balance and adaptability to pasture conditions.

Her operation centers on rotational grazing across mixed grass pastures and low-stress handling to support natural behavior and well-being. Calves are socialized from birth with daily interaction and safe, spacious housing that encourages calm dispositions. Animal shelters include covered loafing barns and winter feeding facilities designed for comfort through colder months. This stewardship-minded approach reflects long-standing family farming traditions, a commitment to the region’s agricultural community, and regular visits by local agricultural students to learn about sustainable cattle production.