High Steel Farms

High Steel Farms, Scottish highland cattle, Burns, TN, Dickson County and Middle Tennessee near Nashville. Ashlee Veghte has been raising Scottish highland cattle for over a decade, adhering to structured health protocols that include regular veterinary care and balanced nutrition. The animals graze on rotational pastures by day and have comfortable bedding in weather-resistant barns at night, with early socialization helping to nurture calm temperaments.

Their calves display the breed’s characteristic long, flowing coats and sturdy frames, traits selected over multiple generations. High Steel Farms emphasizes low-stress handling and gentle herd introductions to build trust and maintain the breed’s natural hardiness. The farm collaborates with local extension services and takes part in community agricultural gatherings to share practical insights among fellow cattle enthusiasts.

Consistent record-keeping and attention to genetic diversity support herd health and resilience across seasons. Each breeding decision is guided by a respect for traditional cattle farming methods passed down through local generational knowledge.