Farmer Resources

MOFGA programs and technical support for aspiring, beginning and established farmers and producers to grow the number of commercially viable organic operations in Maine. We address production, business and quality of life issues and assist all farms using sustainable practices.

MOFGA Certification

Learn about organic certification with MOFGA Certification Services
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Farmer Training Programs

Whether you’re just getting started or an experienced farmer looking for support we have training programs to help
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Financial Resources

Marketing Resources

Check out our Price Reports, and link to our Market Reports
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Farmer to Farmer Conference

MOFGA's annual conference for farmers
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Pest Reports/Alerts

Check out our pest reports and sign up to receive alerts
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Technical Assistance

Learn about what we offer and request technical assistance
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Shared Use Farm Equipment

An opportunity for farmers to borrow farm equipment at a reasonable cost
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Farm Beginnings

This series of intensive workshops will help you to develop a whole farm plan
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Spring Growth Conference

MOFGA's Spring Growth Conference is an annual conference geared towards established farmers that brings us together to celebrate the upcoming season!
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Upcoming Events for Farmers

Our programs are built on the principle that hands-on and peer-to-peer learning are the most effective ways to develop expertise, share innovation and grow the supportive communities of practice that farmers, gardeners and eaters need to succeed in building a sustainable food and farm system in Maine. Join us for our various workshops, meetings, farm tours and conferences throughout the year!

Watch the keynote address from MOFGA’s 2021 Farmer to Farmer Conference.

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Where’s the Beef? Insights on Meat Processing in Maine

By Jacki Martinez Perkins, MOFGA’s Organic Dairy and Livestock Specialist At MOFGA’s Farmer to Farmer Conference held in November 2022, Trey Gilbert of Herring Brothers Meats spoke with attendees about the demand for in-state slaughter, why they chose to be USDA- and organic-inspected, and what it has meant for their business. Gone are the days

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Wondering how to get started as a farm business in Maine? We’ve created this listing to help navigate the process. 

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