A Wisconsin physician started her beef herd with four cows on 130 acres. Rachel Hartline runs about one Galloway per acre now, on grass alone.
She did not pick the breed for the brochure. Modern cattle are built to finish on corn. Galloways finish on pasture, which is the whole point of a farm like this one.
Roughly half her patients are farmers. She moves the fence in the rain and snow with her husband Beau before she sees them in clinic.
The 130 acres and the one-per-acre count are her own estimates, from Dodgeville, Wisconsin.
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