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Explore the work we are doing, told through the stories of the people who make up the Wolfe's Neck community.
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Raise Your Own Roasting Chickens!
The chickens are out on pasture right now, eating up grass and bugs and greening the grass behind them.
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Seeking Field Production Assistant for Teen Ag Program
Wolfe's Neck Farm is accepting applications for a Field Production Assistant for the 2013 season.
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Join Us for a Volunteer Welcome and Orientation on Saturday, May 18th!
Wolfe’s Neck Farm depends on the help of capable and reliable volunteers throughout the year to help at events, cover daily chores around the barn, do gardening and landscaping, trail maintenance, site clean-up and special projects.
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Tales of the Neck: Historical Accounts by Sam Smith
The first Europeans to visit these waters were probably Scandinavian fishermen, who could make the northern transit of the Atlantic and never be more than a few hundred miles from shore.
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Garden Requests by Linda Swanson, Head Gardener
Now is the best time to dig up and divide those perennials.
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Barn Update by Kaitlyn Gardener
This week we’ll be getting 50 more. “Freedom Rangers”, they’re a respectable breed that is much better at foraging and looking like chickens and just generally staying alive.
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Rain Barrels 101
Rain barrels are one of the easiest sustainable living projects to implement. With about 5 minutes of set up, you've provided yourself a constant supply of free water.
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Wolfe’s Neck Farm Service Project
Today, the CSG girls all participated in helpful tasks around the barn of Wolfe's Neck Farm.
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This is Not an April Fool’s Joke
I was sitting at the breakfast table this morning getting ready to start a new week (and a new month…) and enjoying a typical breakfast of cereal with fruit, OJ and, of course, coffee. As I read through my online version of today’s Portland Press Herald I was taken back to read about the growing…
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Foraging for Wild Edible Foods
Spring is in the air! The snow is melting, streams are running full, birds are singing, and there’s a exhilarating quality to the air that you only find this time of year.
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