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It Started with Five Highland Cows

Webb Cattle Company began with a love of cattle, years of livestock experience and five Scottish Highland cows that changed the direction of the farm.

Gara and Brad Webb were raising commercial Angus-cross cattle in Missouri when Gara purchased those first Highlands in 2019. Their long hair, calm nature and distinctive character quickly made an impression but building a Highland program required more than falling in love with the breed

It required thoughtful breeding decisions, continued education, careful recordkeeping and a willingness to learn from every calf crop.

Today, Webb Cattle Company raises Scottish Highland cattle on its farm near Ludlow, Missouri. The program includes AHCA-registered Highlands as well as carefully selected miniature, micro and midsize cattle developed for breeders with a variety of herd goals.

What started with five cows has grown into a comprehensive cattle and genetics program offering livestock, semen, embryos, online cattle sales, breeder education and hands-on artificial insemination training.

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Cattle Raised with Purpose

No two breeders are building the exact same herd.

Some are looking for registered Scottish Highland genetics with proven pedigrees. Others are working toward a smaller frame, a particular color, heavier hair, improved structure, a non-chondro option or greater predictability through conventional and heifer-sexed semen.

Webb Cattle Company has built a diverse program around those different needs.

Buyers can learn about the cows behind the herd, compare available sires, review past calves, explore semen and embryo opportunities and better understand the genetics represented in each pairing.

The goal is not simply to offer more choices. It is to give cattle owners useful information so they can make breeding decisions with greater confidence.

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More Than a Sale

Buying cattle or genetics is an important decision. Webb Cattle Company believes buyers deserve honest information, practical guidance and support that continues beyond the purchase.

Questions are welcomed.

Whether someone is buying their first Highland, considering semen for an established program, studying a potential embryo pairing or trying to understand color and chondrodysplasia testing, Webb works to make the process easier to navigate.

Every breeder has a different starting point and a different vision for the future. The Webb program is designed to help buyers understand their options and choose cattle or genetics that make sense for their own herd.

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Knowledge Is Part of the Program

As the Webb breeding program expanded, Brad completed additional training in cattle artificial insemination and embryo transfer.

That knowledge became an important part of the farm’s reproductive program and eventually led to hands-on artificial insemination classes for cattle owners who wanted to better understand breeding, timing, handling and reproductive management.

The cattle, genetics, classes, and educational support are all connected. Each reflects the same commitment to learning, sharing useful information and helping other cattle owners move forward with their programs.

Find the Right Next Step
for Your Herd

Webb Cattle Company is rooted Missouri, where breeding plans are studied, calves are watched closely and decisions are made with the long-term health and direction of the herd in mind.

Whether you are looking for your first Scottish Highland, comparing miniature Highland genetics, considering semen or embryos, preparing for an upcoming cattle sale or searching for practical artificial insemination training, Webb can help you understand the options available.

Start by exploring the cattle and genetics behind the program. Then reach out with questions about availability, pairings, testing, future sales or the direction you are working toward with your own herd.

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See Past Calves

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Explore Genetics

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