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Overview | History | Mission | Animals | Products | Farm tour | Staff | Board | Contact | Jobs | Directions | Buckwheat Blossom Farm |
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The
Morris Farm Trust is both a working farm and an educational resource for
the communities of mid coast Maine. Our certified organic 50 acres now
support a demonstration and educational garden, pastured
poultry,
Founded in 1994, the Morris Farm was created in an effort to preserve and operate one of the last remaining farms in Wiscasset. In the ensuing ten years, trustees, community volunteers, members, and staff have worked tirelessly to restore and expand the farm's buildings and to rejuvenate the land. By all measures, our progress has been impressive. Contemporaneous with the renovation of the farm has been the development of educational programming designed to provide children and adults with the knowledge and skills to understand sustainable agriculture concepts, grow their own food, and support the local food system.
The
Morris Farm offers fieldtrips and after school programs for kindergarten
through high school students tied to state academic achievement standards
that provide hands-on, real life educational experiences for children
of all
All of our programs rely on participation from trained community volunteers and utilize the farm's land and animals to foster respect for the earth and to instill a sense of shared responsibility for the wise stewardship of natural resources. The farm's programs for adults range from gardening workshops to seminars by advocates of sustainable agriculture and practitioners of traditional handcrafts and farmer-to-farmer training and information exchanges. The farm also operates an organic farm apprentice program.
Products produced on the farm are for sale seasonally in the farm lobby (self-service, honor system) and include unpasteurized milk, eggs, beef, chicken, pork and vegetables. The Morris Farm'sFirst Farming Family!The Morris Farm is proud to call Buckwheat Blossom Farm our Farm's Farm!
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