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Morrison Farm, established in 1946 and located in Rockwell, North Carolina, is primarily focused on cattle farming and offers a variety of cattle for sale, including purebred Brahman and Simmental breeds, as well as F-1 hybrids. The farm also sells freezer beef that is hormone-free, indicating a commitment to quality and health-conscious products. The operation utilizes its crops, such as corn and soybeans, to support its cattle herd of over 350 head.
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Morrison Farm has been a cornerstone of Rockwell, North Carolina, since 1946, when it was established by Dr. Fred W. Morrison. The farm spans 948 acres and is currently run by Dr. Morrison's daughter, Myra Neal Morrison, who took over operations in 1965.
The farm dedicates near-equal portions of its expansive acreage to corn, barley, soybean, and hay production. These crops are central to the ecosystem of the farm, supporting their substantial cattle herd.
Morrison Farm is home to over 350 head of cattle, featuring two primary breeds: Simmental and Brahman, in addition to F-1 hybrid cattle, a cross-breed of the two. The farm provides various livestock options, including breeding-age Brahman and Simmental bulls, purebred Brahman heifers, and F-1 Simmental/Brahman females.
For those interested in quality beef, Morrison Farm operates a feedlot where freezer-ready beef is available without the use of additives, hormones, or antibiotics. This natural approach ensures a wholesome product for consumers.
To learn more about purchasing livestock or beef products, interested buyers are encouraged to contact the farm directly via phone or email for prices.
Located at 8800 Row-Cab Line Road, Rockwell, NC, Morrison Farm invites inquiries from those interested in understanding the roots of their food and supporting sustainable farming.
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