Category: Farm Blog
Tom’s Talk
In last week's Tom Talk I briefly touched on cover cropping as a means of weed management. This week we will dive into cover cropping and all of its benefits.
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Doing My Part
Gabriella discusses her involvement in the Teen Ag Program and volunteering at the first Farm-to-Table dinner, where much of the produce served was grown in the Wolfe's Neck Farm gardens.
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Tom’s Talk
Read this week's Tom's Talk to learn about how the Teen Ag crew keeps their weeds at bay.
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April Showers Brings…Patient Farmers
Happy spring everyone! Or at least I think it’s spring…the sun actually peeked out for about 4 minutes the other day and I got a raging sunburn.
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Not so “Newbee”
Book review by our resident beekeeper, who has navigated her way into the hobby through research, networking, and hands-on learning.
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Chicken Tractors
Matt and I took a ride up to Augusta this winter to check out the Maine Agricultural Trades Show.
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Farmer Ben: “These Eggs are Duckin’ Fantastic!”
We got into the duck business last summer. We needed some cuteness around the barn I guess.
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Farmer Ben: “What’s a Cud? Something to Ruminate Upon”
What’s a Cud? Something to Ruminate Upon by Ben Jensen, Livestock Manager Have you ever heard the old bit about cows lying down before a storm? Well…it’s baloney. Cows do lay down A LOT, though, don’t they? Why? Why do you always see horses grazing and typically not laying around? I’m going to tell you … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/farmer-ben-whats-cud-something-ruminate-upon/">Continued</a>
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