Fat Farms

Fat Farms raises Scottish highland cattle in Riggins, ID, located in Idaho County and the Idaho panhandle near Lewiston. Owned by Richard Martin and Chloe Martin, it has been breeding Scottish highland cattle for over a decade and holds active membership in national livestock associations.

The Martins follow rigorous health testing and maintain detailed breeding records to promote hardy genetics and calm temperaments. Their cattle graze on native grasses across rolling pastures, and calves enjoy early handling to encourage gentle, social behavior. On-site facilities include weather-sheltered loafing barns and natural water sources.

As a small family operation, Fat Farms emphasizes transparency and allows visits by appointment, reflecting their belief in shared stewardship of rural land. Some of their cattle have placed in regional agricultural fairs, reflecting consistent breed standards. The couple hosts occasional grazing management workshops to share stewardship practices with neighboring farms.

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