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Conservation Farm Tour at Goranson Farm in Dresden

Healthy soils help produce healthy crops and healthy environments. Learn how to conserve your soil by reducing tillage, at this year's Conservation Farm Tour at Goranson Farm at 250 River Rd. in Dresden on Tuesday, May 28, at 4 p.m.

Free. Please RSVP to Katy Green at MOFGA:  kgreen@mofga.org or 568-4142.

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Organic and Sustainable Agriculture News
Mild winter could lead to huge honeybee die-off come fall
Kennebec Journal - 4/30/2012.
By Mechele Cooper – Beekeepers need to be especially careful this year. A mild winter and unseasonably warm early spring have created conditions reminiscent of 2010, when beekeepers were caught off guard from an explosion of mite populations that killed off many honeybee colonies, according to a state expert.
A fresh approach to the fiddlehead
Kennebec Journal - 4/29/2012.
By David F. Robinson – Wilton: An army of fiddlehead pickers has spread across central Maine early each morning for the past few weeks. They scour streams and riverbanks and fill onion sacks with the tiny curlicue ferns, named for their resemblance to a fiddle's head.
‘We have no food policy’
Waterville Morning Sentinel - 4/29/2012.
By Doug Harlow – Farmington: Maine not only needs to produce more local food, the state also needs to establish a food system that processes, packages and ships the food, says Professor Mark Lapping, executive director of the Muskie School at the University of Southern Maine.
She vows to protect a farm and its way of life
Kennebec Journal - 4/28/2012.
By Mechele Cooper – Belgrade: Mary Perry wants to ensure that the 1870 farm she has been living on for 11 years with her three children remains farmland forever. So Perry is attempting to protect Winterberry Farm with the help of the Maine Farmland Trust through its new Forever Farm Program, which promotes agricultural easements to prevent subdivision and non-farm development.
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