Come and see for yourself.
Every buyer visits us first — we want to know where the animal is going, and you want to see the herd in peace. A visit takes one or two hours, coffee included.
Write to us
Form or e-mail, whichever you prefer. If you're in a hurry, call — Martin almost always has the phone on him.
Frequently asked
How does buying an animal work?
You visit, pick a specific animal, we agree on a price and handover date. We prepare the vet certificate, the pedigree certificate (POP) and register the transfer in ČMSCH. Payment by bank transfer or in cash at handover.
How do I get the animal home?
You pick the animal up here at the farm — transport is arranged by the buyer with an approved livestock trailer. If you don't have transport, we're happy to advise or help you find a reliable carrier. The vehicle must be licensed for cattle transport (SOKL/licence).
Do you have calves year-round?
No, we calve seasonally — mainly in spring (March–April) and occasionally in autumn. We open reservations for spring calves in January, for autumn in July.
Are the animals really organic?
Yes. All the holdings in our herd are certified organic — control body ABCERT AG (code CZ-BIO-002), inspected every year. You can verify the certificate in the EU TRACES database, or we'll show it to you during your visit. An animal from our herd keeps its organic status on your farm if your holding is certified. If you are just starting with organic farming, the conversion period applies to your land and holding, not to the animal.
What does “polled / P/P / P/p” mean?
A Dexter can be horned (p/p) or polled — either a carrier (P/p, 50 % of calves will be polled) or homozygous (P/P, 100 % polled). Polled animals are safer to handle, which is why we prefer them. Tested from a hair sample.
Do you sell meat?
No. We're a breeding farm, not a slaughter operation. Occasionally we have surplus bulls for meat, but we handle that directly with local butchers, not through the website.