Meet Your Farmers
Welcome from the Choudoir family: Mike, Angie, Josie, Maggie and Warren. Both Mike & Angie grew up involved in the dairy industry and knew when they got married that they wanted to raise animals. In 2013, they bought their first pair of Scottish Highland heifers. For the next few years, they learned a lot about working with Highlands and fell in love with them. In 2020, they purchased a small fold and Highland Prairie Farms was born.
Available Stock - Josie
Bred Cow for Sale (Unregistered)
Josie (DOB 4/16/21) is pregnant with her second calf and due in late March/early April. She is bred to our herd sire John Yuma pictured below. She calved last year with a bull calf who is available for viewing. She is an easy keeper and would be a great addition to any fold. Reach out for more information.
Registered Available Stock
Coming Soon!
We expect to have registered stock available in Spring 2025. Check back for more information.
Scottish Highland Semen
Coming Soon!
We do not have any semen available at this time. Instead enjoy a photo of our current herd sire,
CSF John Yuma (Reg. 58,043).
Sheep
Katahdin Hair Sheep Cross Available
We have a number of crossbred hair sheep (majority Katahdin) available for purchase.
Contact us for specific availability.
Testimonials
Jasmine Richards
Recently tried Highland's ethically raised beef – truly top-notch. Their bulk order customization really meets my restaurant's needs. Great quality and service.
Monica Chandler
Switched to Highland Prairie for bulk orders, never looked back. Plus, their farm tours educate and fascinate - a real commitment to transparency and quality.
Thomas Krazinski
Highland Prairie Farms' CSA membership offers convenience and quality. Monthly deliveries of fresh, flavorful beef right to your doorstep – highly recommended for busy households.
FAQs
Answers to some common questions we get asked
What products do you currently offer?
We offer Highland cattle, Highland beef, semen, and Katahdin sheep.
Do you sell meat?
We currently do not have any meat available but plan to have both beef and lamb available in the future.
Can I visit your farm?
We do not offer farm visits at this time other than for those planning to purchase livestock.
Are your animals grass-fed and/or organic?
Yes and no. Our animals are majority grass-fed and live on pasture. We do feed some grain as needed. Our products are not organic.
Are your cattle registered?
Yes, the majority of our fold is registered with the American Highland Cattle Association.
Are your sheep registered?
No, our sheep are not registered Katahdin. We started our flock with sheep that were crosses of hair sheep breeds with Katahdin as the majority breed. We have started exclusively using registered Katahdin rams and plan to work on transitioning to a fully registered flock in the future.