Kati Theresa Fehlman

Kati Theresa Fehlman, registered Hereford cattle, Junction City, KS, Geary County and the Flint Hills near Topeka. Fehlman maintains breeding stock under recognized registry guidelines, including fertility assessments and structural evaluations, and follows recommended health screening protocols for optimal herd well-being. Animals are raised on rotating pastures with low-stress handling and regular interaction to support socialization, herd integrity, and robust growth. Seasonal grazing on native grasses contributes to balanced nutrition, parasite control, and herd resilience.

Their approach highlights traditional farm stewardship and aligns with best practices for forage-based nutrition. Health testing covers common concerns such as BVD and Johne’s disease, supporting sound herd health. Calves typically acclimate to handling early, aiding in calm temperaments that suit both small family farms and larger operations. Many calves find roles in local ranches, where their heritage traits of feed efficiency and docile nature are valued.