At Almat Livestock & Dairy, our cattle rearing practices combine ethical animal care with sustainable farming methods. Our cattle are raised on nutrient-rich pastures, allowing them to graze freely and live in stress-free environments that promote health and well-being.

We prioritize high-quality beef and dairy production while maintaining a commitment to environmental stewardship, ensuring that every step — from feeding and breeding to pasture management — supports both animal welfare and the long-term health of our land. Through careful breeding and attentive care, our cattle thrive naturally, producing superior milk and meat that reflect our dedication to excellence and sustainability.

our Jersey cattle are renowned for their exceptional milk quality, rich in butterfat, protein, and nutrients that make it ideal for premium dairy production. Originating from the Island of Jersey, this breed is prized for its gentle temperament, adaptability to various climates, and efficient feed conversion.

Our Jerseys graze freely on nutrient-rich Napier and Brachiaria pastures, ensuring their milk is naturally wholesome and flavorful. Through ethical rearing, careful breeding, and sustainable management, we maintain a healthy, productive herd that embodies Almat’s commitment to excellence, animal welfare, and environmentally conscious farming.

At Almat Livestock & Dairy, we cultivate lush Napier (Elephant), Super Napier (Pak Chong) and Brachiaria grasses as the foundation of our sustainable grazing system. These nutrient-dense forages provide our cattle with a balanced, high-protein diet that supports optimal growth, milk yield, and overall health.

Grown using eco-friendly methods that enhance soil fertility and prevent erosion, our pastures embody our commitment to regenerative agriculture. By integrating these superior grass varieties into our feeding program, we ensure that our cattle thrive naturally while maintaining a sustainable, environmentally responsible farming ecosystem.

Combined Feeding Techniques:

• Grazing
• Feed Mills
• Silage