The Maine Grass Farmers Network offers fact-checking tips.
Source
Posted inSource
When a farm feeds a community
Weston’s Farm in Fryeburg starts it. Other farmers, businesses and volunteers pitch in, and the result is a feast of local food and good will.
advertisement
Posted inSource
Leg Work: An interstate for cyclists comes together. Finally.
Bicyclists can now ride from Kittery to Calais – or even to Key West.
Posted inMaine Gardener, Source
Maine Gardener: Saving seeds lets you get plants exactly suited for you and your yard
Seed saver extraordinaire Will Bonsall tells you how and why.
Posted inSource
Use and reuse: Source goes waste free
Your guide to composting, recycling and the good work of Goodwill.
Posted inGreen Plate Special, Source
Green Plate Special: Tweaking recipes to conserve food, water and human resources
A recipe tester has found ways to be leaner, meaner and cleaner.
Posted inSource
What’s that? A pollinator garden
As honeybees vanish, University of Maine researchers plant a bee buffet at an old town dump.
Posted inSource
Goodwill Industries leads the way in low (or no) waste
What happens if your donation doesn’t sell? From broken appliances to stained T-shirts to shoes that have lost their mates, Goodwill figures out a way to maximize the value of every last item.
Posted inSea Change, Source
Sea Change: A surefire way to reduce waste? Buy less in the first place
Recycling is good. Reducing is better.
Posted inMeet, Source
Meet: Travis Wagner, trash-talking Maine professor of environmental science and policy
Household garbage is a treasure trove of information.