Thousand Hills Acres

Thousand Hills Acres, Scottish highland cattle, Tustin, MI, is a family-run breeder located in Osceola County and the Western Michigan region near Grand Rapids. They follow American Highland Cattle Association registry guidelines, with routine screening for calving ease, Johne’s disease, and bovine leukosis. Their cattle graze on rotating pastures and have access to a spacious barn with straw bedding year-round, with calves raised alongside the herd to support social development.

With a focus on sustainable land management and gentle handling from birth, these cattle adapt well to family farms and small-scale operations. Owners William and Jaime Haskin draw on decades of experience in heritage breed stewardship, and many local buyers praise the herd’s even temperament and flavorful beef. Calves receive early handling by the Haskin family and regular exposure to children and other farm animals, fostering confident cattle that integrate easily into diverse farm settings. The farm practices rotational grazing to preserve pastures and improve forage diversity.