Clay Schilling

Clay Schilling raises Limousin cattle in Goodland, KS, Sherman County and the High Plains near Denver. With years of experience, he maintains registrations with national associations and follows recommended health testing protocols that include routine screenings for reproductive and respiratory health.

The herd grazes on native grasses and is handled daily to promote calm temperaments, reflecting a low-stress management approach. Cattle are raised in small groups to foster herd cohesion and familiarity with handlers. The farm combines sturdy seasonal shelters with open pastures, allowing cattle to adapt to the region’s climate.

Drawing on generations of family farming traditions, Clay Schilling’s program focuses on structural soundness and balanced growth valued by local ranchers. Breeding selections are guided by performance records and sound foot and leg structure, aiming to support feed efficiency and ease of calving. Pasture rotations help preserve soil health and local biodiversity on the property.