Haylee Rhae Farm

Haylee Rhae Farm, Hereford cattle, Whitesburg, TN in Hawkins County and the Appalachian Highlands near Johnson City raises well-balanced herds. The operation maintains membership in regional breeding associations and follows robust health protocols, including routine veterinary screenings for brucellosis, bovine respiratory issues, and herd fertility evaluations. Calves spend their first weeks in open pastures to encourage natural foraging and early social interactions.

Selective breeding focuses on structural soundness, maternal traits, and temperament to support both commercial and small-farm environments. Owners prioritize low-stress handling, combining rotational grazing with sheltered loafing areas to maintain welfare through seasonal changes. Their commitment to sustainable practices is reflected in soil health monitoring and nutrient-rich forage rotations, which reviewers note support steady weight gains and calm temperaments. Many local farmers appreciate the consistent quality and traceability of Haylee Rhae cattle, noting their adaptability to varied Tennessee terrain.