More Choice – Less Stress
Whether you are looking to set up a herd, transferring from another breed or are already a pedigree Beef Shorthorn breeder our aim here is to find the right cattle for you. Our diverse genetics mean that you’ll have a full selection to choose from straight off farm – whether you are looking for crossing, pedigree, meat trade or herd replacements.
Bulls for Sale
Looking for a new Beef Shorthorn bull? We have bulls available throughout the year. Please contact us to…
“We were looking to start our Beef Shorthorn herd and couldn’t be more pleased with the cows we purchased from Stanford Park, so much so we returned and bought a bull. We found we were absolutely spoilt for choice, being able to walk round to see the whole herd is a huge advantage. Simon and Tina were happy to answer any questions and they never made us feel rushed. Looking forward to seeing our first calves.”
Richard and Kerry Smith
We’ve done all the hard work, so you don’t have too!
When looking to establish your herd, view our family lines, select your females then choose an unrelated bull that will complement your female selection. All from the same farm, same health status, same regime.
A variety of ages of females available to view.
Females for Sale
At any time we normally have in excess of 200 females on farm for viewing…
Set your Beef Shorthorn herd up the right way
With over 40 years’ experience with Beef Shorthorns and cattle management between us, we are often asked for advice and guidance when setting up a pedigree herd or introducing genetics into a commercial herd. We encourage prospective purchasers to arrange a visit to Stanford Park Farm where you’ll have the opportunity to view our herd management and genetics and discuss your personal cattle breeding objectives. We are always pleased to assist farmers and breeders who are new to the Beef Shorthorn. Our team have served as Directors on the Beef Shorthorn Society Board and have a wealth of knowledge regarding pedigrees, Herd Health Schemes, Classification and EBVs.