Registered Herefords

Darcie, part of the sixth generation raised on the farm, and Randy Ingraham combined their farm operations - Campbell Family Farms and Ingraham Polled Herefords - when they were married in 2023.

Together, they raise high-quality cattle and continually work to improve their herd through careful selection, AI breeding, and top genetics from reputable breeders. Building on their farming roots with forward-looking care and commitment, they are committed to raising animals that excel in growth, disposition and overall performance.

They offer:

Registered heifers and bulls for sale after weaning in the fall
Bred heifers, available on occasion
Sides of beef periodically throughout the year

Their 2026 calf crop will be about 80% registered Herefords, with the remaining 20% Hereford x Angus or Hereford x Simmental crosses. Half of the AI-bred heifers are due in February and the other half in March, with an additional 10–12 calves expected later in the spring from their herd bull. Please contact Randy or Darcie for more information, pricing, and availability.

Darcie, 207-538-5545/Randy, 207-554-0429

About the Ingrahams

Darcie’s interest in cattle began in 2011 when she received two heifers from a neighboring dairy farm. That fall, she was invited to join the 4-H Baby Beef Club, and got her first Hereford steer to raise and show the following summer. With support from her family and through hard work and dedication, she earned multiple Grand Champion titles and state level recognition for her cattle and work ethic. By 2014, Darcie reached her goal of having a herd of purebred Herefords, which she continues to build and improve today. In addition to raising cattle, she works full time at Hotham’s Veterinary Service and helps on the family farm during haying, harvest and other busy seasons.

Randy has had a lifelong interest in animals and the outdoors. In 2019, he began bear hunting with a close friend, which led him to start bear baiting and working with his own team of hunting dogs. He now helps other people have success with their bear hunts, a fall tradition that Darcie helps with whenever she can. During the warmer months, he also helps on the family farm with haying, chopping and other work as needed. Randy especially values spending time outdoors with his son, Kacen, and sharing with him the work and life he and Darcie are building on the farm.

Together, Darcie and Randy manage their herd, make breeding decisions, and work year-round to raise cattle known for their sound structure, good disposition, and strong performance. Each summer, they bring some of their herd to the Houlton Agricultural Fair. They are proud to be part of the family’s farming tradition and for Kacen to grow up surrounded by the land, animals and farm life they value.