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Ulysses Livestock Conservancy

(ulysses, Pennsylvania)
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  This listing was last updated on Mar 3, 2008. The information in it is likely to be out of date. If you contact this farm, please invite them to log in to our website and update their information. Thank you!

The Conservancy is a small, independent farm dedicated to the preservation of an endangered heritage breed of cattle. Presently, the American Milking Devon cattle number approximately 550 worldwide. ULC is one of the oldest farms, with one of the largest populations, and has operated since 1995, starting with one bred cow, and one yearling heifer. Over the years, the farm has been recognized for its excellence in humane rearing, and the herd was featured in the film"The Village", by M.Night Shayamalan. The current population on the farm includes 30 head of cattle, and 4 Great Pyranees rescue dogs.

In the fall of 2007, ULC began selling grass fed , hormone free beef. These animals are pure bred American Milking Devon bulls, have been hand raised on pasture and receive a nominal amount of grain. (more...)

(This listing was last updated on Mar 3, 2008)


Location

455 south st
ulysses, PA 16948
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Contact Information

m j knight
814-848-3890

Mailing Address:

455 south st
ulyssees, PA 16948

Farming Practices: [?]

naturally grown,  grass fed/pastured


Association Memberships:   
  • Slow Food USA ()
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    Products/Crops: [?]

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    Meats/Livestock: Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall
    beef

    Ark of Taste Products: [?]
    Meat & Poultry
  • Milking Devon cattle



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