To register and to read more about the World Devon Congress 2024, click any of the links below.
- Package Registration
- Full Agenda
- Downloadable Agenda
- Downloadable Registration Form
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Special Event update – Contact RDUSA for Zoom invitation
- Red Devon USA President, Jeremy Engh
Blue Bear Farm
Enjoy a light breakfast and meet the Tanner’s growing herd of Red Devons thriving in the Red Hills region of SW Georgia.
Click here to visit their website!
Edgewood Plantation
Susan Simmons and staff look forward to hosting the second stop on the 2024 World Devon Congress. The Cattle and farm are gorgeous and provide a great representation of Devon Cattle thriving in the Deep South. Click here to visit their website!
Deep Grass Graziers
Dan Glenn is a nationally renowned producer of grass finished beef. His operation grazes cattle year-round on both cool and warm season annuals grown on irrigated pastures. Click here to visit their website!
Walker Century Farms
Long time producers Bill & Nancy Walker manage Walker Century Farm in Anderson, South Carolina. They have diverse genetics and a multifaceted operation. They work with experts at Clemson University and plan to have expert speakers discussing beef production on coastal grasses in South Carolina. Click here to visit their website!
Lenoir’s Creek
Charlie & Martha Trantham manage and co-own the oldest Devon herd in the country. Lenoir’s Creek is beautifully set in the mountains of western North Carolina a great example of Devon thriving on rocky and harsh terrain. Click here to visit their website!
4 Seasons Farm
Robert & Diana VanKirk. Bob grew up on a beef farm and has enjoyed developing his own herd of over 120 registered Devons plus commercial cattle, with total numbers approaching 250 head. They strive to producer some of the best registered Devons available through their breeding plan which utilizes AI, embryo transplant, an natural service. They utilize superior genetics from several different countries striving for the best conformation plus performance. 4 Seasons Farm animals have brought home numerous awards from the 2022 National show. They welcome you to come see them at work. Cattle will be shown at a beautiful farm that they call “Cow Heaven” with rolling hills, trees, and Clover Creek. Click here to visit their website!
Lamppost Farm
Steve & Melanie Montgomery Click here to visit their website!
Lakota Ranch
The Engh Family. The Enghs are planning a herd tour at 2 of their 7 farms. They will also showcase premier animals of their own and from visiting Devon breeders. Lakota Ranch has been working with Jacob Guilley of American Farmland Trust and Allen Williams of the Soil Health Academy on a cover crop grazing program and are planning a field day in conjunction with the tour. Additional points of interest will be a stock dog demonstration, multi-species grazing, a look at the farm store, and a meal featuring Devon beef. Click here to visit their website!
Full Moon Farm
Paul Colluci welcomes visitors to upstate New York and the home of his Devon and Angus cattle herds. Visitors will be treated to beautiful cattle, scenery, and Devon beef prepared by the Culinary institute of the local university. Click here to visit their website!
Thistle Hill Farm
Thistle Hill Farm is nestled on the banks of the Rappahannock River in Fauquier County Virginia, beneath the Blue Ridge Mountains. We present the best of traditional English genetics alongside the best genetics from American and New Zealand. Click here to visit their website!
Plimoth Plantation
The site of Devons arrival in the United State and the site of our 400-year celebration of the role of Devon cattle played in the American Beef, Dairy, and Drover industries. Click here to visit their website!