Bird Cup Farm

Bird Cup Farm Contactgegevens, kaart en routebeschrijving, contactformulier, openingstijden, diensten, beoordelingen, foto's, video's en aankondigingen van Bird Cup Farm, Boerderij, Amsterdam Centrum.

Take a look at this guy! 😍 This is the kind of steer that we are producing! Lots of credit goes to the good folks at App...
01/08/2026

Take a look at this guy! 😍

This is the kind of steer that we are producing! Lots of credit goes to the good folks at Applewood Farm up in Floyd County for the good nutrition they have been providing him. We sold him to them. He is sired by our current herd sire Clyde (FF Freedom's Cup of Joe) and Stella (RBF Stellar Without Socks).

We are aiming to get all of our cows producing similar steers. This guy here is a fine example of a top quality Dexter! Check out that rear muscling! Might should have kept him as a bull!

Purdy sure is fitting her name today! Mama is probably gonna beat me for saying this, but I have always been most intere...
27/07/2026

Purdy sure is fitting her name today! Mama is probably gonna beat me for saying this, but I have always been most interested in the hind ends, anyway! 🤣

**ADCA registered Dexter cow/calf pairs up for discussion**Michelle and I have had to make the very difficult decision t...
28/06/2026

**ADCA registered Dexter cow/calf pairs up for discussion**

Michelle and I have had to make the very difficult decision to reduce the herd by about 10%. We'll be offering 5 or 6 cow/calf pairs. Some of those cows have heifers on side, some have bulls (could be steers, your choice). These are not cattle we consider culls and we would not typically sell them. Unfortunately, the drought has forced our hand to make some cuts.

We'll also be selling a horse, quite a few steers, and maybe a heifer. Each of these make room to keep another cow/calf pair, which is vital for our future.

One thing I always tell folks...You can likely find cheaper Dexters. Remember, nobody sells their best breeding stock. We are no different. The difference is, if you buy from us, you'll know exactly why each cow was selected in the reduction. For those of you new to Dexter Cattle, part of what you're also buying is a resource. We love to help people get started farming! And we talk to those who have purchased from us quite often. We can provide references, if needed.

If you have any questions, feel free to send us a message!

It is a heart breaking decision to let some of these girls go. We've worked hard to build the herd that we have. However, we must face the difficult situation we have found ourselves in and do what is best for the long-term success of our cattle. One of my favorite quotes "You cannot starve the profit out of a cow." We'd a whole lot rather drop our numbers back, rather than not meet the nutritional needs of a fat and happy cow. And you better believe that we will come back stronger and bigger!

Come on baby, grow! We drilled in a Sorghum Sundangrass seed in about 6 acres of the "new" pasture. This could be our dr...
25/06/2026

Come on baby, grow!

We drilled in a Sorghum Sundangrass seed in about 6 acres of the "new" pasture. This could be our drought savior. It is a a warm season annual that is drought tolerant. It still requires rain, but not as much as other grasses. This stuff is capable of producing 4-8 tons of dry matter per acre. If we'd just get some rain, it'll provide a lot of forage for our herd, and get them off the hay.

We still have some grass on the farm, but I just pulled the lactating mothers off of the last bit that was ready to graze. Freshly lactating Mamas always get priority. In a typical year, we would have regazed our middle pasture a month ago. We just haven't had the rain to do it. Rather than graze it down and make it more vulnerable to the drought, we are dry lotting all the cows to allow the deep roots to stay in what little moisture is there. Hopefully we will get some rain over the next couple of weeks so that we can quit feeding hay and go back to pasture. At least for the lactating Mamas.

Those last pictures...there is a whole lot of meaning there! Less than 24 hour old cow pattie, already getting broken down by the dung beetles. That's a good sign. We are making progress!

Pray for rain!

4 bull calves later, our Stella decided she didn't want to be known as only a boy mom anymore! She welcomed a little red...
03/06/2026

4 bull calves later, our Stella decided she didn't want to be known as only a boy mom anymore! She welcomed a little red heifer to the herd yesterday. Welcome to Bird Cup, "Miss Priss!"

31/05/2026

How on earth I saw this guy, I have no idea. I got it to safety and out of the field. Is this a baby quail? I am not sure. It doesn't much matter, any creature would be worth pushing in the clutch. I did it multiple times for fawns, too.

We farm because we love animals! We want them to have quality life. Even the wild ones!

They hay sure is thinner than usual. That drought was brutal. Thankful to have the fields we have and praying for a decent harvest.

Thankful for some much needed rain the past few days!!
23/05/2026

Thankful for some much needed rain the past few days!!

Mommas and babies get the best grass 💚. We mooooved to the first rotation of the middle pasture this morning!
30/04/2026

Mommas and babies get the best grass 💚. We mooooved to the first rotation of the middle pasture this morning!

It's a baby boom at Bird Cup! In 12 days we have had 4 calves, all heifers! Want to help us name one? Share some names s...
24/04/2026

It's a baby boom at Bird Cup! In 12 days we have had 4 calves, all heifers! Want to help us name one? Share some names starting with the letter "P" in the comments and Leila will choose her favorite!

Adres

Amsterdam Centrum

Website

Meldingen

Wees de eerste die het weet en laat ons u een e-mail sturen wanneer Bird Cup Farm nieuws en promoties plaatst. Uw e-mailadres wordt niet voor andere doeleinden gebruikt en u kunt zich op elk gewenst moment afmelden.

Snelkoppelingen

Delen