Rocky Acres

Rocky Acres, Scottish highland cattle, Waverly, NE, operates in southeast Nebraska near Lincoln. Travis Crook has been raising Scottish highland cattle for over a decade and holds active membership in the American Highland Cattle Association with regular health screenings and documented breeding records.

The herd is pasture-raised on rotational grazing pastures that support soil health and animal well-being, with calves socialized from birth in close-knit family groups. At Rocky Acres, attention to gentle handling and low-stress routines helps animals develop calm temperaments, and routine veterinary checkups ensure ongoing welfare.

The farm’s roots date back to generations of family ranching in Nebraska, and recent reviews highlight the consistent care and transparent communication from owner to buyer. Selective breeding at Rocky Acres emphasizes maternal instincts and longevity, resulting in offspring known for hearty constitution and dense coats suited to Nebraska’s changing seasons. Visitors often note the farm’s open layout and attentive staff, and ongoing partnerships with local ag extension services support continuous improvements in soil and herd health.