Chris Kurle

Chris Kurle breeds Hereford cattle in Bismarck, ND, in the Great Plains near Fargo. With more than ten years refining genetics through the American Hereford Association, Kurle employs routine genetic and hoof health screenings to maintain sound stock.

Calves are raised in pasture-based settings with regular handling, grazing rotationally on native grasses to support robust growth and temperament. The farm maintains a lineage selected for maternal traits and feed efficiency, drawing positive remarks at local shows and among small-scale ranchers. Visitors often comment on the herd’s calm demeanor and appreciate the transparent breeding records kept on site.

Animals are acclimated to seasonal shifts common to North Dakota, benefiting from barns with open ventilation and windbreaks in winter. Breeding decisions prioritize longevity and calving ease, reflecting a commitment to herd health and practicality. Genetic profiles of sires and dams are available upon request to support informed breeding programs.