Miles Smith Farm

Miles Smith Farm Are you looking for healthy, delicious beef? You are in the right place. When you feel uninspired and are looking for a quick, delicious meal, I can help.
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Try our versatile ground beef. You can grill it, create meatloaf, or fry it up for the ultimate dinner without much effort.

When I'm hitching a Highland steer to a cart or heaving a saddle onto Finn, a 2,000-pound Highland steer, a visitor is l...
06/06/2026

When I'm hitching a Highland steer to a cart or heaving a saddle onto Finn, a 2,000-pound Highland steer, a visitor is liable to ask, “Does he mind that?” The answer reveals something interesting. If they didn't want to play along, they'd let me know—swinging horns, kicking up heels, and disappearing across the pasture. They don't. They like working with humans. https://milessmithfarm.com/blog/bovines-who-like-working-with-people

Cows aren't slow, simple, or stoic. They form friendships. They come when called. They sense your nerves before you do.M...
06/03/2026

Cows aren't slow, simple, or stoic. They form friendships. They come when called. They sense your nerves before you do.
Most people never learn this — because the secret isn't dominance, it's fluency. Cattle have their own language, their own emotions, their own sense of trust. Learn to speak it, and a 2,000-pound animal chooses to walk beside you.
That's the Ultimate Cow Experience. Five minutes in, you'll hear yourself say: "Wait — cows do THAT?"
Slots are limited (even cows need their downtime).
The Ultimate Cow Experience: https://milessmithfarm.com/frequently-asked-questions

Caption anyone? Miles Smith Farm
06/03/2026

Caption anyone? Miles Smith Farm

"What type of cow is that?" asked Jane, a visitor to Miles Smith Farm, pointing to Merry. When I told her Merry was a da...
05/30/2026

"What type of cow is that?" asked Jane, a visitor to Miles Smith Farm, pointing to Merry. When I told her Merry was a dairy calf, Jane's follow-up stopped me cold: "When will you start milking her?"
Where to begin? For starters, Merry is a he—a steer. Jane's question, though, revealed a common and charming misconception: Cows simply fill up with milk on their own, like vending machines restocked overnight.
https://milessmithfarm.com/blog/the-truth-about-milking-cows

After 24 years raising cattle, you'd think I'd be unaffected by Finn, the friendly steer who walks over looking for scra...
05/25/2026

After 24 years raising cattle, you'd think I'd be unaffected by Finn, the friendly steer who walks over looking for scratches, or when Owen B, a Scottish Highland steer, regards me with those big eyes.

This Memorial Day, those simple pleasures feel like something to hold close. A peaceful morning, a job we love, animals who trust us—none of it comes free. It was bought by people who never came home to mornings like ours. We owe them a quiet kind of gratitude.

This weekend, we remember those whose sacrifice makes that good fortune possible.

“Do you remember which cow charged me?” I asked husband Bruce.“It was a red one,” he said.When we started raising cattle...
05/11/2026

“Do you remember which cow charged me?” I asked husband Bruce.

“It was a red one,” he said.

When we started raising cattle, keeping track of individuals in our 50-head herd was essential. So we assigned numbers and put ear tags on each bovine. The tags didn’t bother the animals and made identification easy. Problem solved—almost. https://milessmithfarm.com/blog/when-you-love-cows-of-course-you-name-them

Several years ago, our cattle were grazing in a leased pasture in Gilmanton when the farm owner decided to replace the b...
05/07/2026

Several years ago, our cattle were grazing in a leased pasture in Gilmanton when the farm owner decided to replace the barn roof.
The old shingles and nails came off the roof and landed in the pasture. He cleaned up afterward, but a stray nail or two may have slipped through.
Stepping on a nail is bad, but the bigger worry is that a curious cow might eat one. Cattle aren’t picky chewers. They sweep up grass like a vacuum cleaner, and whatever’s mixed in goes down the hatch. The result is something called “hardware disease,” and it’s exactly as unpleasant as it sounds. A nail or wire piercing one of the cow’s four stomach chambers can cause infection or worse. https://milessmithfarm.com/blog/how-to-save-a-cow-s-life-with-a-magnet

Join the Cow Crew Experience on March 22, 2026, from 11 AM to 2 PM! Meet our adorable Scottish Highland cattle and four ...
03/01/2026

Join the Cow Crew Experience on March 22, 2026, from 11 AM to 2 PM! Meet our adorable Scottish Highland cattle and four fluffy calves that are basically walking teddy bears with horns. Let your child climb aboard gentle giant Curious Bleu for an unforgettable photo op. Enjoy sled rides with steers Ben & Jerry, a cart ride with Owen, and snuggle Venus—a Belted Galloway who looks like a walking Oreo cookie. Plus, warm up by a cozy fire pit! Just $20 per adult—kids are FREE! Space is limited, so sign up now! https://soulecoaching.as.me/CowCrewExperience

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Loudon, NH
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