Jammie Stricklin

Jammie Stricklin breeds Limousin cattle in Galatia, Illinois, serving Saline County near Harrisburg. With more than a decade of experience and membership in the American Limousin Association, Stricklin follows a strict health-testing protocol that includes regular veterinary screenings, performance evaluations and genetic screening for calving ease. Herd sires and dams are selected for sound structure, maternal instincts and gentle disposition, ensuring calves thrive in both pasture and feedlot systems. Calves are weaned on spacious grass paddocks, handled by hand early on to promote calm behavior and positive human interaction.

The farm operates on rotational grazing principles that support soil health and diverse forage growth, reflecting Stricklin’s commitment to sustainable stewardship. Generations of experience have honed a breeding plan that balances growth potential with easy-care qualities often sought by small-scale ranchers and emerging beef producers. The farm’s relaxed atmosphere offers insight into daily herd management, from feeding routines to pasture rotations.