Dj & Amanda Huff

Dj & Amanda Huff, Shorthorn cattle, Wabash, Indiana in Northeast Indiana near Fort Wayne, focus on health and temperament. They maintain membership in the American Shorthorn Association and follow comprehensive genetic and health testing protocols. Calving takes place in heated barns during Indiana winters, while summer months see cattle rotated through lush pastures to promote natural foraging behaviors.

Regular handling from birth helps develop calm dispositions and ease guide training for show or commercial purposes. Rotational grazing practices support soil health and animal welfare on their farm, allowing grasses to recover fully and reducing parasite loads. Several of their cattle have earned ribbons at local county fairs and livestock shows, reflecting consistent structure and temperament. Transparent record keeping, from lineage documentation to weight gain reports, fosters trust among fellow breeders and livestock enthusiasts. Their commitment to low-stress animal handling and open barn design also supports calf socialization and overall herd wellness.