Little Bee Farm

Little Bee Farm, Hereford cattle, Lena, Mississippi, lies in northeast Mississippi near Jackson. Its breeding program follows established herd health protocols with regular veterinarian screenings, reproductive monitoring, and memberships in state cattle associations. Calves are raised with daily pasture rotations, early socialization, and gentle handling to prepare them for varied farm settings. The farm monitors balanced selection criteria for conformation, temperament, and grazing efficiency when developing new breeding stock, and maintains detailed pedigree records for each animal.

Owners prioritize low-stress handling, rotational grazing, and seasonal herd health checks to support animal welfare and maintain soil fertility. Community feedback often notes their transparency during farm visits, thorough record-keeping, and willingness to discuss herd management practices. They share practical advice on pasture management, mineral supplementation, and cattle nutrition planning to promote long-term farm success. Herd sires and cows undergo routine ultrasound, performance evaluations, and genetic assessments to ensure consistency in growth, maternal traits, and overall herd vitality.