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Why American Dexter beef cattle work for the smaller farm
To say that Kevin McAnanny likes his Dexter cattle is understatement. He’s Director of Region 12 of the American Dexter Cattle Association, and he’s passionate about this small — but not miniature — beef breed.
Kevin McAnnany and one of his Dexters
Standing a bit more than a yard high at the hip, the Dexter is originally from Kerry, Ireland. Today, Dexters are increasing in popularity, especially among small landholders — and with good reason. The Dexter is thrifty, docile and able to take the weather extremes of the Upper Midwest with nary a flick of the tail.
I hope you enjoy this Deep Roots Radio conversation.
Sylvia
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By To say that Kevin McAnanny likes his Dexter cattle is understatement. He’s Director of Region 12 of the American Dexter Cattle Association, and he’s passionate about this small — but not miniature — beef breed.
Kevin McAnnany and one of his Dexters
Standing a bit more than a yard high at the hip, the Dexter is originally from Kerry, Ireland. Today, Dexters are increasing in popularity, especially among small landholders — and with good reason. The Dexter is thrifty, docile and able to take the weather extremes of the Upper Midwest with nary a flick of the tail.
I hope you enjoy this Deep Roots Radio conversation.
Sylvia