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Why buy your family cow from Crowfoot Farm?
A dairy cow is both a big commitment and a valuable investment in your family farm or homestead. Choosing the right cow is crucial to ensure a positive experience for years to come.
Don’t buy a cull cow. When you buy your family cow from Crowfoot Farm, you have the assurance of knowing your cow comes from a tested TB, Brucellosis, Johnes, and BLV-free herd with hardy, grazing genetics, A2 beta casein, and complete pedigree information. An independent vet check and health papers may be requested for any animal at the buyer’s expense (required for interstate travel). We have both pure registered Brown Swiss and pedigreed Brown Swiss-cross cows. Calves are raised on plenty of real milk for 6 months, pasture, grass hay, and alfalfa to set them up for a long and productive life. A small amount of calf starter is used to stimulate excellent rumen development, which makes for a healthier and more productive grass-fed cow. For safety, all calves are humanely disbudded in their first week so they will not grow horns. Each and every heifer calf is handled daily from birth, halter trained, and raised to be a gentle, easy-going milk cow.
Brown Swiss Cattle
Brown Swiss cattle are the oldest of all dairy breeds. The beautiful brown cows were developed in the northeastern part of Switzerland, likely 1,000 years ago, as a dual-purpose dairy and beef breed. They adapt well to both hot and cold climates and are exceptionally hardy. Brown Swiss cattle are notable for their dairy strength, well-attached udders, correct feet and legs, and their longevity. They produce large volumes of rich milk with an ideal fat-to-protein ratio for cheese making. Brown Swiss are also very good-natured and have been called the most docile of all dairy breeds. They make excellent, low-maintenance family cows.
Our dairy herd is comprised of very nice registered Brown Swiss and Brown Swiss-Jersey cross cows. Our foundation stock came from Old Mill Farm in 2012, and we have maintained a closed herd since then. We are very pleased with how our cows perform in our pasture-based management system.
Old Mill Star Coco, our herd matriarch pictured at 15 years old in autumn 2024. Calved again January 28, 2025 and still going strong! Welcome little heifer, Summers Bo Mocha.
Available Animals For Sale:
To be placed on the waiting list so you will be notified when we have any calves, heifers or cows available, please send us an email, tell us about yourself and what you are looking for in a bovine 🙂
If you see an animal listed below that you are interested in purchasing, please call or email us. Please note that phone calls are returned during our normal business hours (Mondays-Saturdays, 8:00 am – 6:00 pm).
Posted July 30, 2026:
Name: Summers Poe Love (registered BSCBA)
Date of Birth: June 20, 2026
Sire: Dan-Ashley Poe ET
Dam: Summers Brute Rosemary
MGS: Jobo Vigor Brute ET *TM
MGD: Old Mill Star Coco V87 (granddaughter of Old Mill E Snickerdoodle)
“Love” is a gorgeous registered Brown Swiss heifer who will make someone a fine milk cow. She is the product of generations of well-built and exceptionally gentle and friendly Brown Swiss cows, that have proven themselves productive for the long haul. Love’s dam and granddam are here on the farm. Her dam, Rosemary, is the best milk cow in our herd and in her prime at 10 years old. Love’s granddam, Coco, just retired from milking at 16 years of age. Both Rosemary and Coco can be either machine or hand milked easily.
Love is tested A2A2, already disbudded, and is doing very well with her halter training. She is currently bottle fed twice daily and her new owner must commit to continue bottle feeding her to a healthy weaning age of at least 4-6 months. As a June-born calf, Love would make an ideal 4-H project heifer to show in next season’s summer heifer class.
Love can be reserved with a 50% deposit down and agreement to pick up within 4 weeks. Buyers are welcome to schedule a veterinary inspection prior to purchase. Call or email to inquire.



















