Harry Butaud
Founder
Harry grew up ranching in southern Louisiana and bought the first 400 Texas acres with Judi in 1996, since grown to 850 acres.
JuHa Ranch
JuHa Ranch is an 850 acre working ranch in Barry, Texas raising grass fed beef, lamb and rabbit without hormones or antibiotics, sold at Dallas farmers markets and from the ranch.
JuHa Ranch is a working ranch in Barry, Texas, founded by Harry Butaud and Judi Glasgow.
The ranch raises grass fed beef and lamb along with rabbits, using controlled grazing to keep its native grassland healthy, and it also trains and sells versatile Quarter Horses and working ranch dogs.
Meat is sold through a weekly pre order form on the ranch website, with orders in by Wednesday for weekend pick up at the Dallas or White Rock farmers markets, a meat drop, or the ranch store itself. The list runs from steaks, roasts and ground beef through lamb chops and whole rabbit to organ meats and bones, with totals settled by weight at pick up.
What they sell
- Grass fed beef
- Grass fed lamb
- Whole rabbit
- Beef and lamb offal
- Marrow bones
- Pet food
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
Meet the farm team
Judi Glasgow
Founder
Judi, raised in Iowa around farm life, co founded JuHa Ranch and runs it with Harry on native Texas grassland.
From the community
4.6
From 12 Google reviews
23 May 2026
I can't say enough good things about Juha Ranch. Walker came back from training and is doing great.
30 March 2026
DOG TRAINING – $850 – VERY DISAPPOINTING EXPERIENCE I was referred to this company by a friend after seeing a well-behaved dog at the White Rock Farmers Market, so I decided to give them a try. I enrolled my 5-year-old dog in their month-long training program. He already knows basic commands (sit, shake, down) and is generally obedient, so my main goals were improving leash behavior and better socialization with other dogs. Unfortunately, after a full month in their program, I saw NO MEANINGFUL IMPROVEMENT in his behavior. When I raised this concern, I was told, “He’s just testing you.” I took that at face value and waited an additional week after bringing him home to give him time to “come around.” Even after that time, there was still no noticeable change, which made that explanation feel more like an excuse than a solution. More concerning was the condition of my dog when I picked him up. The trainer, Jordan, DID NOT MENTION MY DOG WAS INVOVLED IN A FIGHT. After getting him home, I discovered two large scratches and THREE PUNCTURE WOUNDS on his neck. When I called to address this, the situation was brushed off with little accountability or explanation. He was there for socialization so I wasn't as concerned that he got in a mix up; it was the fact that this was not mentioned and they were DEEP WOUNDS. For $850, I expected not only results, but transparency and proper care. This experience fell well short on both. To be fair, they did send videos during the stay and were responsive to calls and texts. However, that does not outweigh the lack of results and the condition my dog was returned in. I would not recommend this service based on my experience.
