J & J Farm

J & J Farm, Scottish Highland cattle, Washington, WV, Ritchie County and the Mid-Ohio Valley near Parkersburg. Jeff and Kimberly Fleak have been raising these hardy cattle for more than a decade, participating in registry programs and following recommended health screenings. Their cattle graze on mixed grass pastures and calves receive daily handling from birth to support calm temperaments.

A family-run operation, the farmstead has grown through word of mouth and local referrals, with customers praising the cattle’s resilient health and steady growth. J & J Farm maintains complete vaccination records and adapts husbandry practices to seasonal changes, aiming for welfare-focused care and a positive experience for small-scale and homestead breeders. The Fleaks are members of both the American Highland Cattle Association and the Scottish Highland Cattle Society, which guides their breeding selections toward structural soundness and genetic diversity. Visitors describe the rolling pastures and traditional red barn as an inviting environment that reflects the farm’s commitment to low-stress handling and sustainable land stewardship.