Wild Roots Farm

Wild Roots Farm, Scottish highland cattle, Quincy, OH, lies within the rolling hills of southwest Ohio near Dayton. Owner Jason Stringfield brings years of experience in livestock stewardship, and the farm maintains recommended herd health measures with regular veterinary exams and genetic screenings. Membership in regional agricultural associations complements the farm’s commitment to broad-based animal welfare and breeding standards.

Detailed records of lineage help guide breeding decisions and maintain genetic diversity. The highland cattle graze in rotational pastures that feed rich native grasses, while a sturdy barn offers shelter through Ohio’s seasonal weather. Calves receive gentle introduction to family routines, promoting calm temperaments and ease of handling, and a quiet pond on the property offers water and a cool retreat during summer days. Sustainable pasture management and attention to nutritional balance reflect the farm’s respect for the land and the breed’s heritage. This approach supports resilient bloodlines and a stable environment for both livestock and surrounding ecosystem.