Jason Ohm

Jason Ohm breeds Percheron horses in Hyannis, Nebraska, in the Nebraska Sandhills near North Platte. Jason Ohm has been breeding Percheron horses for several years, following national draft horse registry standards. He emphasizes annual health testing and sound conformation in each foal, aiming for balanced growth and structural integrity. His horses graze freely on open grassland, with daily handling to promote gentle dispositions and ease of training.

Many are trained for light driving and community demonstrations, highlighting the Percheron’s versatility and calm temperament. This thoughtful approach on a family-run ranch that experiences both hot summers and cold winters supports longevity and makes his Percherons suitable for both work and leisure pursuits. A diet of locally harvested hay, supplemented with grain blends designed for draft horses, supports muscle development and stamina. Colts and fillies interact daily with neighboring cattle and sheep, fostering settled behavior around other farm animals.