Most people love puppies, kittens, and babies – because they are so darn cute! Check out this cutie! There are plenty more of his kind at Happy Hens and Highland Farm, located in North Carolina. Happy Hens is a family farm run by Adam and Emily Hopson, and they raise a herd of Scottish Highlands and Scottish Highland crosses.
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The Highland breed is hardy, and their coat allows them to breed during the winter.
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According to Wikipedia, their milk is high in butterfat, and their meat is lower in cholesterol than other kinds of beef.
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According to the Happy Hens website, all of their cattle are antibiotic and hormone free that feed on grass and the occasional local beer grain.
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None of the cattle are raised for beef, they are all registered breeding stock, pets, and are sold to hobby farms.
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