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Darrell McCrum, co-owner of the largest potato farm in Maine, was in New York City this week as part of a national Frito Lay ad campaign.
The company's app, launched three years ago, hooks up producers and markets in the same region. The pandemic at first brought challenges to Forager, but more recently, has seen a surge in demand as public attention has focused on the food supply
Recipients include the Maine Maple Producers Association, the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Alliance and University of Maine’s Maine Food and Agriculture Center.
The company reported a loss for the quarter of 4 cents per share, which was less than the loss during the same period last year. ImmuCell CEO Michael F. Brigham expects to have new production capacity online in the second quarter of 2021.
Farmers First, a program that tests varieties of potatoes with consumers, helps both Green Thumb Farm and the Scarborough-based supermarket chain determine whether to add the potato to the mix.
The number of farms is down but jobs are up in the Northeast. In Maine, economic impact has declined by $2 billion since the last report in 2015.
The monitoring could play a key role in Gov. Janet Mills’ plans for reducing carbon emissions, and may provide important information about the forest sector’s role in the ongoing efforts of the Maine Climate Council.
Partnership between city, TDB LLC and Wyoming urban farming company Vertical Harvest will transforom a parking lot on Mechanic Street into a 300,000-square-foot six story bulding that includes parking, 50 apartments and a four-story greenhouse
As part of FocusMaine's strategy to grow jobs in Maine, the Cultivator program works to tap into growing regional and global consumer demand for locally produced food and beverages.
The Maine startup, which connects producers and the market through a digital platform, is partnering with the Roche Bros. supermarket chain as the demand for local food grows amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cooperatives in the Northeast, including a growing movement in Maine have benefited from USDA grant money this year, awarded to the Cooperative Development Institute, which provides guidance and resources for co-op members, many of whom are New
Farmers in 14 of Maine's 16 counties can now apply for drought relief from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The available relief includes emergency loans and other aid from the USDA's Farm Services Agency.
After the cancellation of their premier sales event in March, maple syrup producers are finding new outlets to sell product. They include the recent revamped Maine Maple Producers Weekend, improved online ordering systems and coordinated pick-up
After clearing the final regulatory hurdle with the city of Portland, the next step is for the developer to issue a request for proposals for a design build contractor, Maine Port Authority CEO Jonathan Nass told Mainebiz.
As hundreds of migrant workers come into the state to help with the harvest season, the state housing authority and several other agencies and state departments have partnered on COVID-19 testing and shelter for those who have the virus.
As the U.S. began to experience the full financial brunt of the pandemic from April through June, Maine's gross domestic product plummeted faster than the levels in most states and faster than the pace for the nation as a whole.
A smoked fish processor and an herbal tea maker were among those that won grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The funds are intended to help generate new products, create and expand marketing opportunities and increase producer income.
With most public school kids in Maine heading back to class this week, students and their parents are paying more for school supplies, according to a report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Students and their parents are paying more this year for textbooks and reference materials, school lunches, day care and preschool, college tuition and boys' clothes.
The cost of girls' clothing decreased and the prices of both footwear and snacks were unchanged from a year ago.
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