Rocky Bluff Farm

Rocky Bluff Farm Rocky Bluff Farm is a diversified beef cattle and hair sheep farm that also integrates Livestock Guardian Dogs, and a working Border Collie.

We are a sustainable, biodiverse forage based operation.We raise freezer beef locally for Rooster's Beef. Rocky Bluff Farm is our Sim-Angus Cattle Farm in Nortonville, KY. It is named after two Natural Rock Formations on our property. We have about 130 acres of pasture and a few wooded acres. With rotational grazing and intense management, we are able to have about 60 brood cows, 15-20 replacement

heifers and our freezer beefs to be fed out. We run 4 bulls and AI our entire herd--including replacement heifers and heifers bred for special bred heifer sales. We also rent ground to raise and put up our own hay. My husband, William and I (Becky) have been fully managing his family's cattle farm since 2003. As family help dwindled due to aging parents, health and availability, we began looking for an alternative to hired help. Since, I have always had pets, I searched and found a cattle herding dog breed that could be my family's pet and help around our farm too! I expect my cattle dogs to work hard in all conditions. We synchronize our AI breeding, so we have to have our cows at the barn many times, irregardless of rain, dust, mud, and cold or heat. My dogs go to work gladly any time. Their favorite part is the Gator ride to the field. Then they gather the cows and bring them to the barn. They save us so many steps when we gather our cow herds for routine workings or just moving them from field to field. I have been training border collies to work our cows since 2000. I start them as pups in the yard and then move to sheep. With more training and age, I progress them to begin working our young heifers. I love the dogs and they are a part of our family. Each one here has a job. My goal is to raise and train truly cattle working dogs that can help someone else out as much as my dogs have helped us. Contact me and I'll help you find a dog that is right for you and your situation.

08/29/2025

Fall calving season is almost here!

08/17/2025
08/11/2025

Tennessee, our youngest herd bull just loaded like he does it everyday! We ended our breeding season and took him to the neighbor's to start theirs. He'll spend a little time there and then have a few months off until fall breeding. I insist on gentle, easy to handle bulls. This disposition really shows in our calves too. I've put more than one bull on a trailer to never return, if they looked at me funny.

08/06/2025
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08/03/2025
07/31/2025

Uh oh!!! I got stuck with the Kubota. Apparently you just can't run over stumps without getting stuck… In my defense, I didn't see it. But I do know that we call this field "The Stump Field" and have for 20 years at least! . No stumps, Kubota's or Beckys were harmed. I'm thankful for the skid plate underneath, and 4x4. It came out pretty easily. # # # # # # #

07/28/2025

I put out mineral every Monday, at least. It's a catchy way for my overwhelmed brain to remember to do it.

07/17/2025

Russ loves his spray down in this July heat. Don't worry, Brandy got her turn first.

07/15/2025

Just A20 cow eating her favorite plant… Johnson grass. Our cows love it. It has does have some management considerations. They stayed in this section only a day before moving on, but not until they devoured every last morsel of this grass.

07/14/2025

Today we took our fall herd to the barn to sort off a few cows to sell. When our vet pregnancy checked this group, these girls were open. (Not pregnant) So on the trailer they go...

07/11/2025

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555 Oak Hill Cir
Nortonville, KY
42442

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