Glenn Holly Farm

Glenn Holly Farm, Heritage shorthorn cattle in Midland, PA, Western Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh, follows traditional ranch methods. Its breeding program emphasizes genetic health through regular veterinary checks, standardized health screenings, and traceable lineage records maintained over generations.

Every calf remains with its mother for at least eight months in mixed pastures, fostering strong social bonds and natural foraging behaviors. Herd rotations across diverse grasslands and sheltered loafing areas protect soil health and support the cattle’s well-being. Set among rolling fields and maintained barns, the farm honors regional agricultural traditions while contributing to heritage breed conservation. Michael Allison oversees daily routines, blending sustainable grazing practices with attentive care from birth through maturity.

The cattle receive mineral-balanced hay and are monitored for weight and condition throughout seasonal changes. Clean water supplies and regular hoof care help maintain comfort in pasture or shelter.