Indian Rock

Indian Rock, miniature zebu, in north-central Florida near Gainesville, has been raising hardy cattle for over two decades. Sue Harris is a member of the American Zebu Association and follows recommended health screens for fertility, parasite control and bloodlines. The herd enjoys rotational grazing on well-drained pastures and regularly socializes with handlers to foster calm temperaments. Indian Rock follows a low-stress management style and keeps cattle in spacious paddocks with shelter provided year-round.

Their breeding program emphasizes gentle dispositions and adaptability to mixed climates, and animals often participate in local livestock events. Reviews note clear communication and thorough guidance on animal care, reflecting a hands-on approach that has earned repeat interest among smallholder farmers.

Calves are raised alongside their dams in a pasture-based setting enriched with shade and access to fresh water, helping support strong immune systems. Offspring from Indian Rock have earned championship placings at state fairs and serve as foundation herds for sustainable farms across the region.