Jared Sweeter

Jared Sweeter breeds Limousin cattle in Newman Grove, NE, in central Nebraska near Omaha. Jared Sweeter builds on years of ranching experience, maintains herds on grassland pastures and follows industry-tested health screenings alongside registry guidelines. Calves are socialized from birth through daily handling, and rotational grazing cycles support pasture health while encouraging natural feeding behaviors. He looks for calm temperament, structural soundness and feed efficiency traits that reflect the breed’s reputation for lean, high-quality beef production.

The operation reflects a blend of local ranching traditions and modern herd management methods, fostering consistency across each generation of cattle. Winter housing in insulated barns and a balanced feeding program with locally sourced forage promote resilience during colder months. Conservation-minded practices such as rotational buffers and native grass strips uphold soil health and offer habitat benefits beyond the cattle operation. Annual veterinary checkups and performance evaluations are conducted to monitor herd health and productive outcomes.