Heritage Oak Farm
Heritage Oak Farm, Scottish highland cattle, Palmyra, ME, resides in Somerset County near Bangor. Josh and Katie Burrill have been breeding quality cattle for several years with registration through the American Highland Cattle Association and routine health testing. Known for their thick coats and gentle disposition, the cattle thrive through Maine winters and require minimal shelter beyond dry bedding and open barns.
Their herd grazes rotationally across open pastures and receives daily attention to foster strong temperament and natural hardiness. Calves are introduced to gentle handling early and spend time mixed with older animals to promote social cohesion. The farm’s pasture management supports native grasses and pollinators, reflecting an emphasis on ecological balance.
The setup includes sheltered loafing areas and freshwater access at all times to support health and comfort. Several of their steers have earned recognition at regional fairs for structure and condition, reflecting the Burrills’ commitment to animal welfare and breeding integrity.
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Species | Cattle Highland |
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ktburrill@aol.com | |
Phone | +1 321-243-0903 |
Owners | Josh Burrill, Katie Burrill |
Location | 1400 Main St., Palmyra, ME, US |