Craig Wulkan

Craig Wulkan, Hereford cattle, Loma, Colorado, is located on the Western Slope near Grand Junction and raises a small herd with an emphasis on structural soundness and gentle dispositions. Over the past decade, Wulkan has relied on registry guidelines and routine veterinary health checks to guide breeding decisions, focusing on clear traits for calving ease and longevity. Animals live on open pastures with access to shelter year round, allowing calves to develop under natural conditions while receiving regular handling to build trust.

The farm’s rotational grazing system supports soil health and offers each cow space to graze and interact within a stable herd structure. Careful record keeping helps track lineage and health milestones, reducing risks of common issues in beef cattle. This balanced approach contributes to a consistent supply of well-adjusted animals suitable for a variety of farming operations. Replacement heifers are retained selectively to ensure ongoing maternal quality and herd improvement.