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Common Ground Country Fair Poster!


Our poster for the 2013 Common Ground Country Fair is now available for sale at the online MOFGA Store! Congratulations to Grace Keown for winning this year's poster contest and to everyone who submitted artwork. The poster has gained rave reviews! $10 each. Go to the MOFGA Store.

 

Organic and Sustainable Agriculture News
Maine's 2011 wild blueberry harvest up slightly
Portland Press Herald - 3/27/2012.
Federal agricultural officials say Maine's 2011 wild blueberry harvest was 83.1 million pounds, up just slightly from the previous year.

Kickstarter is helping grist mill in Skowhegan finance a dream
Kennebec Journal - 3/27/2012.
Opinion Editorial by Amber Lambke - Kickstarter, an online platform where everyday people, can raise money for creative projects, is helping Maine Grains at the Somerset Grist Mill close a funding gap to get the grist mill up and running this spring. The mill will make fresh locally grown and milled flour available to customers of The Pickup, a Community Supported Agriculture business in Skowhegan and people across New England.

Pink slime not our only icky food additive
Kennebec Journal - 3/27/2012.
Editorial Opinion by The Los Angeles Times – A century ago, cautious housewives demanded that the butcher grind their beef in front of them so they could be sure he didn't toss in offal or scraps of lower-quality meat. A modern package of ground beef is more likely to come from not one animal but several and probably will include head meat, the esophagus and other internal organs. And, of course, pink slime.
Food security focus fuels new worries over crop chemicals
Reuters - 3/27/2012.
Scientists, environmentalists and farm advocates are pressing the question about whether rewards of the trend toward using more and more crop chemicals are worth the risks, as the agricultural industry strives to ramp up production to feed the world's growing population.

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