Heritage Genetics

Randall Linebacks date back to the 1600s and are one of only two remaining American Landrace cattle breeds. They were never altered to fit the demands of industrial agriculture, which demands big, fast growing, fat, highly corn-tolerant animals. Randalls are smaller, slower to grow, and live their lives outside eating grass. Their genetics are designed for outdoor living, from the coldest winters to the hottest summers. They are a true time capsule, with unchanged genetics dating back 400 years.