We use nature's ways to serve us and the cattle. Most of our calves arrive in May and June, when the grass has also arrived. We practice optimal herd health, with antibiotics used only for illness, which is rare. The cattle are handled with great care in a low stress environment. We select cattle for function, phenotype, and temperament. We are primarily seedstock producers for grass finished genetics, and prize cattle. In today's world, optimal cattle size is absolutely crucial! Lowline Angus bulls and females will get you there fast! We produce heart healthy, grass finished beef on a limited basis. We currently have no beef available. |
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| 'Cross Creek Farms Lowline Angus and Angus Seedstock |
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| DOC HOLLIDAY Lowline Angus Bull Tru-Marbling MGV +25.34 YEILD ~ HIGH CHOICE or better! Top 1% of all breeds Semen Now Available! We are extremely excited about our fullblood Lowline herd sire, Doc,an AI sire for now and the future. He puts it all together! See more details on the Lowline Sales page. |
| Ag Tour of Australia, April 2006 ~ An experience of a lifetime visiting Lowline studs, and the Royal Sydney Easter Show |
Big News 2008 Update! Three Years' Beef Production Lowline X Angus Grass Finished Calves, Progeny of Hank & JR at 'Cross Creek Farms 87.5% Graded Choice 100% Yield Grade 1's & 2's This tells us we are on the right track! Our customers are satisfied! "It's Really Good!" |
Mission Statement At 'Cross Creek Farms we're about Connections... To Angus Cattle, To Nature and the Land, To Each Other and to God. |
Welcome! 'Cross Creek Farms is a small cattle ranch in west central Indiana. Currently we are producing grass on some of the world's best farm land, which in turn yields fantastic cattle! We have always produced Angus seedstock, and we still do. We now have Lowline Angus cattle, the smaller, more fully packed version, just like the Angus cattle of 50 years ago. We have cattle, semen and embryos for sale. We will assist you in any way we can, with no obligation to buy. Nutrition is key, and a little sense in breeding is also very helpful. |
