Halocrest Holsteins

Little Angus bull calf born recently at Halocrest, belonging to our daughter Jocelyn.

Awww the cuteness. We have some heifers getting ready to kick off the spring calving. Little girl born on a brisk day

Welcoming this beauty to Halocrest. She is sired by lighthouse and out of our Tri-me family. Thank you to the Reed farm for housing and taking care of my cattle to ensure healthy, strong calves are born to rerurn home.

Our son Trent got to welcome this beautiful heifer calf to the farm. She will be his show calf for the upcoming year.. This will be his 3rd show heifer from that family. We are excited to see him get her ready with his hard work this winter/spring. ( A name has not yet been chosen .)

Welcoming this beautiful heifer to Halocrest.

Welcoming this little heifer to Halocrest this evening.

And just like that. Welcoming this beautiful heifer seconds ago to Halocrest.

Almost time for a group of heifers to freshen, get ready for cuteness overload. Pictures to follow as our precious ladies add to our livelihood

Halocrest 4H crew signs are ready for fair. Kids are excited for the upcoming week long fair. Sandra wanted to show a Brown Swiss this year so we'd like to thank the Hills Valley Farm for the lease of one of their heifers. Look at the smile on that girls face. Moving animals into the Chautauqua County Fair grounds this Sunday. Fair runs from the 16th-22nd. Come on out and say Hi.

Sweet little heifer born yesterday to Halocrest.and getting some love from the grandkids..

Welcoming this beautiful heifer to Halocrest.

Beautiful herd.

Sorry for all the private messages sent to our page inquiring about our cows that have not been answered. I did not realize they were there, I received no pop up about them, just went to send out a message this am and they were all there waiting for me. Sorry for any inconvenience. Thank you, Becky Ivett.