Rafter M Farm
Rafter M Farm, run by Travis Miller, raises Highland cattle and Jersey dairy cows in Kasilof, Alaska, on the Kenai Peninsula south of Anchorage. The farm spans more than 30 acres of Alaskan pasture, where a commitment to regenerative agriculture shapes how every animal is raised.
The beef herd consists of Highland and Highland-cross cattle managed through rotational grazing, moving to fresh ground regularly so pasture has time to fully recover. Cattle graze through the summer and are fed locally grown hay through the winter, then finished on Alaska-grown barley, oats, peas, and non-GMO alfalfa pellets. Those looking for Highland cattle for sale in Alaska will find a program built around animals that genuinely thrive in northern conditions.
The dairy side of the operation centers on a small, closed herd of Jersey and Jersey-cross cows, all genome-tested and confirmed A2/A2 producers. The milking cows run a separate rotational grazing rotation from the beef herd, and their grain ration is corn-free and soy-free, built around Alaska-grown barley, black oil sunflower seeds, and non-GMO alfalfa pellets. Weaned heifers from both programs have been offered as breeding stock, making Rafter M a source for homestead-ready cattle suited to Alaska's climate and short growing season.
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| Species | Cattle Highland Jersey |
|---|---|
| Website | www.raftermfarm.com |
| Phone | +1 907-252-0607 |
| Owner | Travis Miller |
| Location | AK, USA |
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