Shamrock Farms

Shamrock Farms Shamrock Farms is nestled in the Flint Hills of Kansas and home to Registered Angus cattle, horses a

In 1948 a young couple's dream of ranching and raising Angus cattle became the reality that is Shamrock Farms. Nestled in the rolling Flint Hills of Kansas, Shamrock Farms is home to fourth generations of Crenshaws who raise Angus cattle, horses and camels. Among the prairie grasses, a small vineyard, sparkling ponds and gorgeous overlooks can be found.

What’s happening with the Shamrock Farms camel herd’s fiber??!!
12/29/2024

What’s happening with the Shamrock Farms camel herd’s fiber??!!

12/27/2024

This is the best Christmas present we could receive! It came minutes ago.
"Just for context, we don't feed any hay to our fall heifers and they are expected to thrive on all the fresh air, sunshine and dormant grass they want with a protein tub and a weekly round of cubes. This is a really poor picture but I can promise you that Mullet is holding up just fine in a system that is designed to sort out ones that can't. Thank you for raising functional cattle."
As we cruise towards 2025, THANK YOU friends and customers for your faith in us.

In today’s edition of what are the Shamrock Farms camels eating today…Pumpkins! Special thanks to everyone who shares th...
12/22/2024

In today’s edition of what are the Shamrock Farms camels eating today…

Pumpkins!

Special thanks to everyone who shares their pumpkins and gourds when the fall season is complete. The pumpkins are rationed so only a few are given per day and this way it means they may be enjoying these sweet treats for months. Much to their disappointment, we don’t give them a large helping at a time as the fiber can cause some loose stools.

Megan Diémé

This fall Shamrock Farms hosted the Midwest Camel Clinic with trainer Doug Baum. We had a great group of students, atten...
12/21/2024

This fall Shamrock Farms hosted the Midwest Camel Clinic with trainer Doug Baum. We had a great group of students, attendees and camels who spent three days discussing nothing but camels. We were lucky enough that on one of those days, we were joined by professional photographer Aaron Dougherty of Kansas City.

He took some dynamic photos of the day and all the activities that were crammed into that day. His photos were so intriguing, he was featured on the photography media outlet A Photo Editor. Way to go Aaron!

Check out this blog about how Aaron felt about his time with the camels and some of his fantastic photographs.

Shamrock Farms Doug Baum Joan Dougherty
North American Camel Ranch Owners Association

Valeri Crenshaw

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12/20/2024

In today’s edition of what are the Shamrock Farms camels eating now…

Tree bark

Another view of our neighbors, just to get you into the holiday spirit…
12/18/2024

Another view of our neighbors, just to get you into the holiday spirit…

12/15/2024
Are you listening Santa?
12/14/2024

Are you listening Santa?

Evenings in the Flint Hills..
12/12/2024

Evenings in the Flint Hills..

12/12/2024
Flint Hills views
12/11/2024

Flint Hills views

Special thanks to Megan Diémé for the camel treats! Everyone seems thrilled!!
12/10/2024

Special thanks to Megan Diémé for the camel treats!

Everyone seems thrilled!!

12/10/2024

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Make it a clinic competition!
Make it a classmate competition!

We are all in this together!

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In today’s edition of what are the Shamrock Farms camels eating now… Tree bark #usda #iyc2024

In today’s edition of What are the Shamrock Farms Camels Eating Now: Locust Trees and whatever their necks allow them to reach Valeri Crenshaw

In today’s edition of What are the Shamrock Farms Camels Eating Now: Prairie buffet…a little bit of everything Valeri Crenshaw

In today’s edition of What are the Shamrock Farms Camels Eating Now: Locust Tree pods Valeri Crenshaw

In today’s edition of What are the Shamrock Farms Camels Eating Now: Locust Tree Valeri Crenshaw

In today’s edition of What are the Shamrock Farms Camels Eating Now: Slough grass Valeri Crenshaw

In today’s edition of What are the Shamrock Farms Camels Eating Now: Cherry Tree Leaves Valeri Crenshaw

In today’s edition of What are the Shamrock Farms Camels Eating Now: Dead zinnias Valeri Crenshaw

In today’s edition of What are the Shamrock Farms camels eating today: Pear tree leaves Valeri Crenshaw

I feel so foolish…I thought this ball of twine was simply a piece of rubbish. As you can see, I was terribly mistaken.

A few more moments from hay season…if you were worried the triple digit temperatures could slow us down, guess again… #hayseason

It’s July and the temperatures have exceeded 100 degrees Fahrenheit, so it can only mean one thing…it’s hay season. When it comes to getting hay in the hay shed, the Shamrock Farms hay crew doesn’t mess around. Valeri Crenshaw

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