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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
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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
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.
Sailing a boat in Maine capturing the prevailing winds using one or a series of multi shaped and sized sails. It’s one more method to travel using the waterways of
Spring weather in Maine, the early season signs are many. Longer hours of sunlight and the big orange ball increasing it’s radation. Snow melting, your yard banks retreating to make
Living well on minimum wage. How does that statement strike you? Not where you live, not anywhere you believe? Is the notion a stretch to imagine? And if you make
Unorganized townships in Maine. Over half the state is township this, range that and just not organized Didn’t even get a name. With no school colors or mascot or basketball
Hello, I’m Andy Mooers and grew up on this Maine family farm. I own and still enjoy this spread during off hours from my full time passion and jealous master listing, marketing, selling Maine real estate