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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.
On a sunny, brisk February morning at his farm in Lyman, Bob St. Onge recalls the rain that changed everything. Sitting in a chair in Winterwood Farm’s office, thumbs tucked under his Dickies coveralls, St.
Quality Egg of New England LLC in Turner, New England's largest egg farm, is under investigation by the state for animal cruelty.
The first-ever Maine Farmers' Market Convention this weekend at Acadia National Park got farmers talking about market share and expanded customer bases.
The sour economy has boosted sales at Maine's seed companies, as more people decide to plant their own vegetable gardens to save money.
Casualties Stationery printer William Arthur Inc. in Kennebunk plans to eliminate its third shift, cutting 23 jobs, according to the Portland Press Herald
HP Hood has notified eight Maine organic dairy farms that it will not renew their milk contracts and has directed many of its remaining suppliers to cut production by 15%.
The semiconductor industry retained its status as Maine's No. 1 exporter, logging $847 million in overseas sales in 2008, about 28% of a record $3 billion in products Maine companies exported last year.
Building Permits Augusta (December 2008) $650,000, 26 Gabriel Dr., Copy Center, building construction, contractor: N/A $107,207, 334 West River Rd., Le Club Calumet, commercial alterations, contractor: N/A
More Mainers are getting into the farming business, particularly in the form of small organic operations.
A legislative committee yesterday recommended slashing subsidies to Maine dairy farmers by $4.8 million, according to the Bangor Daily News.
Roger Doiron, founding director of Scarborough-based nonprofit Kitchen Gardeners International, has won a national competition and will pitch his idea of planting an organic vegetable garden on the White House lawn to President-elect Barack Obama'
A working group charged with examining log harvesting and hauling in the state, is recommending that enhanced enforcement of worker classification laws, load limit laws and more education of haulers and harvesters in best business practices would
Cooke Aquaculture has opened its new salmon processing plant in Machiasport and already plans to surpass its expected number of employees.
Roger Milliken Jr. walks through the woods wearing three hats.
A network of donors is committing $1 million to support local agriculture and preserve working farms in Maine.
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