Have you ever seen a "Highland Cow"? Isn't a cow just a cow? NO! This author had never seen a Highland cow before, but after seeing them she fell in love and wanted to learn more about these beautiful and fascinating animals. This book is the findings of her research, albeit just scraping the surface about what is known about these animals. The author wants to share a history lesson with the reader: the history of Scottish Highland cattle from the migration from the Scottish Moors, to Saskatchewan Canada, and then to America. She also desires the reader to capture and see the beauty of Highland cattle and its evolution. The author also wants to show how important today Highland cattle can be for modern agriculture - for both big and small farms - with benefits regarding cost, the environment, biodiversity, sustainable farming, and maintaining a healthy ecosystem. But the author has come to see another aspect of Highland cattle: A human connection with a magnificent animal, deeply rooted in mutual respect and care, extending beyond the practical aspects of history and agriculture, and into the realm of emotional connection. Highland cattle teach us about adaptability, patience, and the simple joys of life. These animals demonstrate the beauty of living in harmony with nature, adapting to the challenges of their environment while offering humans a model of sustainability and resilience. So have you ever seen a Highland Cow? If you have then learn about them and if not, the author invites you to discover them with her. This book is for farmers, animal historians, environmentalists, and both adult and children alike. The author hopes the reader will fall in love with Highland cattle also.
Have you ever seen a "Highland Cow"? Isn't a cow just a cow? NO! This author had never seen a Highland cow before, but after seeing them she fell in love and wanted to learn more about these beautiful and fascinating animals. This book is the findings of her research, albeit just scraping the surface about what is known about these animals. The author wants to share a history lesson with the reader: the history of Scottish Highland cattle from the migration from the Scottish Moors, to Saskatchewan Canada, and then to America. She also desires the reader to capture and see the beauty of Highland cattle and its evolution. The author also wants to show how important today Highland cattle can be for modern agriculture - for both big and small farms - with benefits regarding cost, the environment, biodiversity, sustainable farming, and maintaining a healthy ecosystem. But the author has come to see another aspect of Highland cattle: A human connection with a magnificent animal, deeply rooted in mutual respect and care, extending beyond the practical aspects of history and agriculture, and into the realm of emotional connection. Highland cattle teach us about adaptability, patience, and the simple joys of life. These animals demonstrate the beauty of living in harmony with nature, adapting to the challenges of their environment while offering humans a model of sustainability and resilience. So have you ever seen a Highland Cow? If you have then learn about them and if not, the author invites you to discover them with her. This book is for farmers, animal historians, environmentalists, and both adult and children alike. The author hopes the reader will fall in love with Highland cattle also.
