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FARMER & PRODUCER PROFILES

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Albee Farming

Everett T. Albee

628 Alna Road, Alna, ME 04535

Phone: 207-586-5024

Email: tomalbee@tidewater.net

Website: www.albeefarming.com

Albee Farm is family owned and operated. Our specialty is offering only the
Very finest fresh fruit and vegetables. We operate a self-serve Farm Stand daily during the growing season. Our specialties include, but are not limited to, beans, greens, summer & winter squash, cucumbers, lettuce, strawberries, and high bush blueberries.

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Big Barn Coffee

 Dan & Claudia Sortwell

104 Churchill Street 

PO Box 269 Wiscasset, ME 04578

Phone: 207-882-6374

Email: dan@bigbarncoffee.com

Website: www.bigbarncoffee.com

Our goal is to provide coffee made from coffee beans grown in a sustainable way. We buy Fair Trade organic beans where possible and are a member of 1% For the Planet—1% of our gross sales goes to the Sheepscot Valley Conservation Association. Our coffee is freshly roasted in our barn and presented in recyclable metal coffee cans. One variety of coffee will be offered per market, both freshly brewed and as roasted beans.

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Borealis Breads

P.O.Box 1800, Wells, ME 04090

Phone: 207-467-5072

Email: keng@borealisbreads.com

Website: www.borealisbreads.com

Borealis Breads makes a wide variety of artisan breads, many use Maine-grown grains. We have been a leader in developing grain agriculture in Maine for over a decade, working with farmers to create a sustainable economy in healthy local grains. Our breads are made with a natural starter and long rising times, shaped by hand and baked on a stone hearth giving them rich, distinctive flavor.

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Chatterbox Bakery

Joanne Nichols and Brenda Pinkham

22 Hummingbird Lane, Augusta, Maine 04330-3723

Joanne 207-752-2335 and 603-431-7010

Brenda 207-649-3278

joanne@arborinn.com  or  bren57@adelphia.net

www.arborinnbakery.com, www.chatterboxbakery.com

Chatterbox Bakery sells all natural homemade pies, cakes, scones and assorted pastries and baked goods.  The owner Joanne Nichols, is a National and Regional award winner for her original recipes.

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County Fair Farm

Andy and Sue Williamson

423 Augusta Road, Jefferson, ME 04348

Phone: 207-549-3536

Email: countyfair@gwi.net

From peas to pumpkins and almost everything in between! Sweet corn is our specialty…always picked fresh and delicious. We have a wide variety of vegetables as well as Apples and farm-raised meats. We look forward to seeing you at the Gardiner Farmers’ Market. Also, visit our farm stand in Jefferson for great family fun!

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Dancing Cricket Farm

Nicholas Costello, Samantha Manetti, Kevin Santillo, David Santillo, Amy Simonds

Box 222

Bowdoinham, ME 04008

207-623-7894

dancingcricket@yahoo.com

www.dancingcricket.org

Dancing Cricket Farm, Bowdoinham: growing organic vegetables, herbs and flowers as part of an integrated land management system, a central project at the Center for Ecological and Cultural Living Arts.

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Dragonfly Cove Farm/Thyme for Goat

Joe Murray & Marge Kilkelly

5 McCobb Road, Dresden, Maine 04342

Phone: 207-737-8737

Website: www.dragonflycovefarm.com

Dragonfly Cove Farm is a small, diverse homestead farm located at the confluence of the Eastern and Kennebec rivers in mid-coast Maine. Joe Murray and Marge Kilkelly raise and sell Boer cross meat goats, goat meat, make maple syrup, and spend the summer canning and preserving the bountiful wealth of our kitchen gardens, vineyard and fruit trees. Goat meat is available at our farm year round. Goat milk soap and fiber products from Go-tees Farm fill out a vibrant market basket, right here in Dresden Farmlands! Do visit! Also available: goat meat products through Thyme for Goat, a partnership of farms.

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The Fudge Lady

Rosemary Machowski

3 Marie Circle, Sabattus, ME 04280

Phone: 207-786-0272

Email: fudgelady@roadrunner.com

Offering 21 different kinds of fresh homemade fudge. My recipes are unique in that all the berries are picked right here in Maine gardens. Taste your favorite Peanut Butter or think outside the box with my Penuche Surprise, Cotton Candy, Banana, Pumpkin, Green Mint, and so many more. Always fresh and available.

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Geroux’s Café Mixes

Sharon Geroux

35 Spring Street, Gardiner, ME 04345

Phone: 207-582-7708

Email: geroux6@msn.com

Website: www.gerouxsgifts.com

We support our local economy by buying our jars from a local retailer and purchasing our ingredients from local farms and stores. We do not support big box stores. We choose to use real canning jars to help save our environment as they can be recycled, keeping them out of landfills. We produce jams, relish, pickles, baking mixes, dips and offer fresh baked cookies and bread.

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Herbal Revolution

Katheryn Langelier

21 Wentworth Rd. Lincolnville, ME 04849

Phone: 207‐763‐2899

Email: herbalrevolution@hotmail.com

Website: Theherbalrevolution.etsy.com

Offering herbal body products; herbal tea; potted herbs; medicinal, culinary and edible flowers; and herb arrangements.

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Laughing Stock Farm
 
Lawrence Morse

0162 Prescott Road, Manchester, ME 04351

Phone: 207-626-0541

Email: L666555@gwi.net

Website: www.laughingstockfarm.org

Enjoy our early start with rhubarb and Siberian iris. We’ll be bringing peonies, delphiniums, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, sour cherries and, with luck, peaches. We’ll also have raspberry and blueberry bushes and our own honey and maple syrup. In the fall, we will have fresh cider from the old fashioned apples like Golden Russets and Cox Orange Pippins. If you prefer to pick-your-own blueberries and raspberries, check our website for details.

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Long Meadow Farm
Denis Thoet and Michele Roy

29 Long Meadow Drive, W. Gardiner, ME 04345

Phone: 207-582-4817

Email: longmeadowfarm@roadrunner.com

Website: www.longmeadowfarmmaine.com

We offer mixed vegetables throughout the season, all organically certified: lettuce mix, spinach, Swiss chard, beet greens, seedlings, tomatoes, basil, cilantro, chives, pesto, bread, pickled beets, zucchini relish, calendula and plantain salve, fresh salsa, dilly beans, relishes, medicinal herbs, cut flowers, pickles, jams, free range eggs, and shearling pelts.

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Oaklands Farm

Logan Johnston & Phyllis Gardiner

Gardiner, ME  04345

Phone:  207 582 2136

Email:  farm@oaklands-farm.com

Home grown beef.  Raised eating only 100% certified organic pasture grasses, dry hay, baleage and grain, all of which is grown on the farm.

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Popp Farm

David Popp

151 Popp Road, Dresden, ME 04342

Phone: 207-737-4351

We are pleased to offer mixed vegetables, sweet corn, sweet potatoes, strawberries, raspberries, cut flowers and more.

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Port Clyde Fresh Catch
PO BOX 223, Port Clyde, ME 04855

Phone: 207-372-8065

Email: info@midcoastfishermen.org

Website: www.portclydefreshcatch.com

Our seafood is harvested by the Midcoast Fisherman’s Cooperative of Port Clyde, Maine. They use environmentally sustainable seafood harvesting methods to preserve the fishery and their historic fishing community. Prices: $3-$18/lb.

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RIGHT HERE!

Marsha Dawson

Email: marsha_dawson@yahoo.com

Marsha Dawson creates bread and humous. It’s a substantial bread made from organic Maine-grown wheat (when obtainable) and organic sesame, flax and sunflower seeds. The label advises that the bread be toasted. The humous is traditional only in its ingredients. There’s a lot of garlic and cilantro in the mix. It doesn’t get “lost” in a wrap with other things like cheese and lettuce, etc.

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Small Wonder Organics

Pete Engler and Sarah Trask

431A Brown’s Point Rd

Bowdoinham, ME 04008

Pete: 737-9142    Sarah:  837-7425

smallwonderorganics@gmail.com

smallwonderorganics.blogspot.com

Small Wonder is a small, diversified farm growing certified organic vegetables in Bowdoinham.  We help make healthful, sustainably-produced and delicious food accessible within our community.  CSA shares available winter 2010/2011.

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Snafu Acres Dairy Farm

R. Ivan Smith

259 Tillson Road, Monmouth, ME 04259

Phone: 207-933-2707

Email: snafuacres@myfairpoint.net

Website: www.monmouthgrows.com

All our animals are fed grains free of antibiotics, animal by-products and hormones. We offer maple products, eggs, chicken, turkey, beef and pork.

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Sparrow Farm

Karen and Ted Sparrow

253 Whitefield Road, Pittston, ME 04345

Phone: 207-512-2234

Email: sparrowfrm@gmail.com

We are a small family farm in Pittston, Maine, growing organic vegetables, cranberries and eggs. We strive to produce the best quality produce for your family and friends.

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Stone Fox Farm Creamery

Kathy & Bruce Chamberlain

77 Bartlett Hill Rd.  Monroe, ME  04951

Email: stonefoxfarm@mainelywired.net and Facebook under Mobilecone.

We make homemade ice cream in our small plant in Monroe.  We use milk,cream and sugar (no high fructose corn syrup).  Our flavorings and extracts are all natural.  We use Maine fruit and maple syrup whenever possible.

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Webb Family Farm

277 Webb Road, Pittston, ME 04345

Phone: 207-582-7160

Webb Family Farm proudly offers our MOFGA Certified organic whole grains—wheat, spelt, oats, and corn—in the whole berry form, as fresh ground flour, and rolled cereal. Our pancake mix, cornbread mix, granola and baked goods are local and fresh, grown in Pittston, and processed in our on-farm grain mill.

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Wholesome Holmstead

the Trenholm family,

Stanley Rd.
Winthrop Me 04364

Phone: 207 395 4784

Email: wholesomeholmstead@gmail.com

We are  a small diversified family farm. We offer our own West Wind Angus beef, milk fed pork and veal, Mar Mik Golden Guernsey dairy, also poultry, produce and flowers.

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Wickedlicious

Terri Lynn Pulley

73 Central Street, Gardiner, ME  04345

Phone: (207) 624-2506

Website: www.itswickedlicious.com

Wickedlicious is an organic gourmet food emporium located on the Un-Acred Farm in Gardiner, ME. We specialize in scrumptious goodies made from organic ingredients acquired from our local farmers.

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