Roger W Steward

Roger W Steward raises Limousin cattle in Arroyo Seco, New Mexico, serving Taos County in northern New Mexico near Santa Fe. He has maintained his herd for more than a decade, with careful attention to genetic health and follows Limousin association protocols for hip and eye screening. The cattle graze on native pasture, supplemented with forage blends in winter, and receive regular handling to promote calm temperaments and ease of management.

Breeding lines emphasize maternal strength, feed efficiency and marbling potential, and several offspring have placed well in regional agricultural fairs. Records on weight gain and maternal performance are kept for each animal to support informed decisions. Facilities include covered feeding areas and rotational grazing paddocks designed to support herd health through seasonal changes.

Steward’s approach reflects a respect for traditional ranching practices combined with practical health standards. Local livestock enthusiasts note the consistent temperament and steady growth of his cattle, reflecting Steward’s methodical care.