Crackhelm

Crackhelm wagyu cattle in Richmond, Canada QC, are raised in the Estrie region near Sherbrooke. Savannah Crack follows established breeding standards set by the Canadian Wagyu Association and adheres to recommended health testing protocols to safeguard the herd’s well-being.

Their herd grazes on rotational pastures where cattle receive gentle handling from a small family team to encourage calm temperaments and socialization. Feed rations include local forage and supplementary grain blends designed to support consistent marbling while respecting seasonal pasture cycles.

The farm’s lineage traces to foundation bloodlines known for balanced muscle distribution, and efforts toward traceability ensure each animal is tracked through every stage of growth. Grassland stewardship and soil-friendly practices guide land management, reflecting a long-term commitment to sustainability on their century-old property. Seasonal herd rotations and winter shelter strategies are informed by regional climate patterns to promote animal health year-round.