Author: marketing@wolfesneck.org
A Glimpse into the 2022 Art Auction
With the Farm to Easel Invitational Art Auction just around the corner, we are blown away by the diversity of talent in the Wolfe’s Neck Center community. There has been an outpouring of artists that have chosen to participate in this fundraising event to support our mission of transforming our relationship with farming and food … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/a-glimpse-into-the-2022-art-auction/">Continued</a>
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What’s Growing on with the Apprentices
We are thrilled to welcome the Fruit & Vegetable Apprentices to the blog this month! They have been with us since mid-May, tending to our organic, no-till production plots in West Bay and in the greenhouses. Our Fruit & Vegetable Apprentices come from all over the country, and learn the ins and outs of organic, … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/whats-growing-on-with-the-apprentices/">Continued</a>
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What’s Community Got To Do With It: Building Farmer Networks for Soil Health
Hello! My name is Alex Gulachenski, and I am Wolfe’s Neck Center’s Farm Networks Coordinator. I am a recent addition to the Wolfe’s Neck Center staff, and I am excited to tell you all about the important work we are doing with Farmer Networks! As an ecologist by training, I view agriculture from a systems and … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/whats-community-got-to-do-with-it-building-farmer-networks-for-soil-health/">Continued</a>
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Odysseus’s Sea: Natural Wine’s Potential Impact on the Future of Food
This is a guest post from Ned Swain, owner and operator of Devenish Wines. Devenish Wines is a small, dedicated distributor of fine wines in the Greater Portland area. Devenish believes that wines should taste like where they come from –wines that in some way embody the unique climate and environment from which their grapes … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/odysseuss-sea-natural-wines-potential-impact-on-the-future-of-food/">Continued</a>
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Good Dirt: Soil Carbon Sequestration at Wolfe’s Neck Center
Wolfe’s Neck Center (WNC) is seeking to transform our relationship with food and farming for a healthier planet. To help achieve this, WNC is researching soil carbon sequestration as a way to reduce agriculture’s greenhouse gas emissions and impact on our planet. Read on to learn more about soil carbon sequestration at WNC. Carbon sequestration … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/good-dirt-soil-carbon-sequestration-at-wolfes-neck-center/">Continued</a>
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