What is it like to work, live on a Maine farm?

Home » Blog » Living in Maine » Maine Farms » Page 2

Growing Up in Maine

Work Ethic, Lazy Used To Be A Disgrace.

Work ethic, where’s it come from and what feeds or hurts the drive to be anything but lazy. The fire in the belly fuel to go above and beyond. How

Andy Mooers

Maine Farms

Homesteading, How To Do It In Maine.

Homesteading, finding a property in Maine the easy-does-it sensible way. This blog post will take it slow and spell out one methodical approach to homesteading in Maine. The desire to

Andrew Mooers

Living in a Small Maine Town

Let’s Do Lunch! Meals On Wheels In Maine.

No one should go hungry and in Maine so many volunteers make sure the local population does not. Local Maine farmers gladly welcome gleaning the fields and hand off the

Andrew Mooers

Living in Maine

State Of Maine Agricultural Fairs | Which Ones, How Many Do You Attend?

Small State Of Maine Agricultural Fairs, There Are 25 In Maine.

Andrew Mooers

Maine Farms

Living Off Grid | Shifting Gears, Starting A Small Maine Farm

In 1810, 84% of folks in the USA were farmers Today one American farmer feeds 165 people. Our country has a cheap food policy and the grower, whoever raises your

Andrew Mooers

Living Off The Land

Fixing Up Old Maine Farmhouses | Country Living Stepping Back In Time

Fixing up old ME farmhouses and all the buildings around the homestead. Country living housing projects require plenty of skill, lots of home work study and boat loads of patience.

Andrew Mooers

What is it like to work, live on a Maine farm?

Work Ethic, Lazy Used To Be A Disgrace.

Homesteading, How To Do It In Maine.

Let’s Do Lunch! Meals On Wheels In Maine.

State Of Maine Agricultural Fairs | Which Ones, How Many Do You Attend?

Living Off Grid | Shifting Gears, Starting A Small Maine Farm

Fixing Up Old Maine Farmhouses | Country Living Stepping Back In Time

Archives

Categories

Tags

Contact

Share