The process behind the breeding program.
Long-term breeding decisions built on observation, structure and maternal performance.
Our process
Selection Philosophy
Every dam and sire is hand‑selected for structure, temperament, and predictable genetic performance. Selection is based on structure, temperament, maternal performance and long-term breeding suitability.
Maternal‑Line Focus
Maternal lines strongly influence consistency across generations. We select cows for soundness, horn structure, feet and legs, docility, and proven development patterns.
Health & Disease Control
We adhere to strict testing protocols and monitor conditions relevant to Highlands, including SBV risk in UK herds.
Temperament & Raising Standards
Calves are raised with consistency and calm handling to reinforce docility, a defining Highland trait.
Documentation & Provenance
Lineage is recorded, documented, and preserved across generations. Every lineage claim is documented.
Genetics for Australia and international breeding programs
International release of genetics is supported by strict biosecurity standards, documented lineage and long-term breeding oversight.
LATEST NEWS
Blasta Mhor Highland Cattle made its first appearance at the Australian Highland Cattle Society National Show at Bathurst over the June long weekend, with cattle connected to the fold achieving several strong results and the business being recognised as Most Successful First Time Exhibitor at the awards ceremony.
