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Joining a CSA is a Vote for Maine’s Future
About the Farm, CSA, Farm Updates, Food & Farm Policy
Joining a CSA is a Vote for Maine’s Future
About the Farm, CSA, Farm Updates, Food & Farm Policy

Food is more than just fuel; it is the fabric that holds a community together. When you stand in the grocery store aisle looking at a tomato shipped from three thousand miles away, it’s easy to feel disconnected.

We want to change that.

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About the Farm, CSA, Farm Updates, Food & Farm Policy
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Dispatches from the Farm

Welcome to our digital almanac. Here, we share the stories behind your food—from weekly harvest updates and seasonal recipes for your CSA box, to deeper dives into farm policy and community action. It’s your direct line to the fields of Fair Share Farm.

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Featured
Joining a CSA is a Vote for Maine’s Future
Joining a CSA is a Vote for Maine’s Future

Food is more than just fuel; it is the fabric that holds a community together. When you stand in the grocery store aisle looking at a tomato shipped from three thousand miles away, it’s easy to feel disconnected.

We want to change that.

Read More →

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See past CSA shares, look up our favorite recipes, or see past season’s events!

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MOFGA and the Organic Farming Revolution
Book Review, Food & Farm Policy, Organic Farming Chris Spinato Book Review, Food & Farm Policy, Organic Farming Chris Spinato

MOFGA and the Organic Farming Revolution

Family farms hold a special place in American history as symbols of self-reliance and wellsprings of democratic values from the Populists to Dust Bowl refugees to Back to the Landers to Farm Aid to a COVID-driven explosion of support for local agriculture. However, there’s also a long-running tendency to erase the settler-colonial reality of American farming. Maine, after all, is Abenaki land.

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