The Bunal Farm

The Bunal Farm Simmental cattle in Rome, NY, are part of Oneida County and the Mohawk Valley near Utica. With years of experience in responsible breeding, it maintains full registry with the American Simmental Association and follows rigorous health testing protocols including annual vaccinations and fertility assessments.

The herd grazes on rotational pastures and calves grow up alongside their mothers in clean, open barns designed for comfort and shelter. Animal socialization is a priority, and every calf receives gentle handling from an early age. Some animals have earned ribbons at regional agricultural fairs, reflecting the farm’s commitment to both temperament and structure in the herd.

The farm emphasizes sustainable practices such as cover cropping and mineral supplementation to keep soil and livestock healthy. Its roots trace to generations of area ranchers, and current practices honor those community traditions. Visitors often note the calm disposition of both cows and calves during seasonal open days.