PO Box 46

PO Box 46, Scottish highland cattle in Osmond, Nebraska, northeast Nebraska near Norfolk, is a small family farm. Sharon Benson has over a decade of experience with highland cattle, follows breed society standards, and ensures all breeding animals receive annual health screenings. The herd grazes on rotational pastures and calves are raised in small, social groups with daily human interaction to encourage gentle temperaments. Breeding stock undergoes regular veterinary evaluations and genetic health tests to maintain sound herds adapted to varied farm conditions.

The farm’s roots go back to Benson’s grandparents, giving each animal a touch of generational care and attention. Its breeding goals center on hardiness and adaptability to local climates, with stock noted for thick coats and steady dispositions. Visitors often note the quiet atmosphere and well-kept pastures that reflect a thoughtful approach to sustainable cattle husbandry. Calves begin gentle grooming sessions within weeks of birth, promoting trust and ease during routine handling.