Farm register · Breed record

Belted Galloway and Galloway

19 farm records name this breed or cross; 2 publish a comparable bulk price.

What it eats like

Galloway beef is commonly described by these farms through grass finishing and heritage production rather than a standardized eating claim. Expect the feed program and finishing condition to shape leanness, flavor, and tenderness from one herd to the next.

Why it finishes this way

The breed’s insulating coat and moderate frame suit forage-based systems in the Northeast. That can support grass finishing, but a farm still has to manage pasture quality and enough finishing time; the belt itself guarantees neither marbling nor tenderness.

Every matching farm record

  1. Sub Edge FarmFarmington, CT

    Belted Galloway cross · 100% grass-fed

    No comparable bulk price published

  2. Rookie's Gamble FarmSaratoga Springs, NY

    Grassfed Belted Galloway beef; also offers full-blood Japanese Wagyu and a 50% Wagyu/Belted Galloway hybrid, raised in partnership with Norseman Farms, described as the largest Wagyu farm in New York State · Pasture + finish

    No comparable bulk price published

  3. Wheel-View FarmShelburne, MA

    Primarily Belted Galloway & Murray Grey herd · 100% grass/hay

    No comparable bulk price published

  4. Olde Post FarmRochester, MA

    Registered Belted Galloway cattle and registered Belted Galloway/Angus crosses · Pasture/breed-focused

    No comparable bulk price published

  5. Wind Eagle FarmWestminster, MA

    Belted Galloway cattle · Grass-fed/pasture

    No comparable bulk price published

  6. Holiday Brook FarmBerkshires, MA

    Cows are Belted Galloway x Black Angus; original breeding stock came from Wheel-View Farm in Shelburne, MA. Pigs are hybrids of Gloucester Old Spot x Berkshire x Duroc. · 100% grass-fed

    No comparable bulk price published

  7. Eastman FarmBarnard, VT

    Pure line of Belted Galloway cattle; heritage-breed Mangalitsa pigs · 100% grass-fed/finished

    No comparable bulk price published

  8. Chandler Pond FarmWheelock, VT

    Belted Galloways · 100% grass-fed/finished

    $8.75 full cost / lb hanging weight · quarter

  9. BuckleDown FarmFrancestown, NH

    Galloway cattle - an ancient heritage breed of cattle originating in Scotland in the 17th century, well adapted for New England weather · 100% grass-fed

    No comparable bulk price published

  10. Fry Farm Beef Co.Peterborough area, NH

    Purebred Belted Galloway · Managed grass pasture

    No comparable bulk price published

  11. Scottish Highland cattle (also Belted Galloway per product listings); raises bottle-fed calves and a 'mini herd of friendly Belted Galloway cattle' · Pasture-based

    No comparable bulk price published

  12. Belted Galloway

    No comparable bulk price published

  13. Freeman FarmHeath, MA

    Black Angus, Murray Grey, Hereford, and Belted Galloway · grass-fed, raised using organic practices, no antibiotics or growth hormones

    No comparable bulk price published

  14. Rocky Meadow FarmFrancestown, NH

    Heritage Breed Galloway (majority of herd). · 100% grassfed / grass-finished, GMO-free grass seed pastures

    $8.75 full cost / lb hanging weight · half

  15. Belted Galloway beef cattle (for breeding or feeder use) · Grass fed and finished

    No comparable bulk price published

  16. Creekside Meadows FarmNew Woodstock, NY

    Mostly Hereford with a little Belted Galloway mixed in from an earlier bull; the current herd bull is purebred Hereford. · 100% grass-fed and grass-finished, zero grain ever

    No comparable bulk price published

  17. Totten Family FarmLong Valley, NJ

    Belted Galloway cattle ('Belties'), a heritage breed from South West Scotland · Grass-fed and grain-finished

    No comparable bulk price published

  18. Belted Galloway (started their own breeding herd in 2016) · Rotational pasture grazing spring/summer/fall

    No comparable bulk price published

  19. Belted Galloway and Angus cattle · Pasture-raised, grass-fed

    No comparable bulk price published

Breed wording is transcribed from each record. Crosses remain crosses; this page does not imply breed purity, grade, or a guaranteed eating result.