Tree harvester burns up in northern Franklin County
The cause is unknown but is most likely is electrical, a forest ranger said.Read More
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Hallowell bans pesticides, OKs fertilizers on private property
The new rules, seen in only a handful of Maine municipalities, are to go into effect in January.Read More
Read morePhotos: Worst hay season ever in Minot
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Read moreAn explosion of jumping worms is threatening Maine’s ecosystem
A voracious worm that’s born pregnant and difficult to kill is growing in numbers around the state — and it
Read moreFall’s gardening to-do list is longer than you might think
This story was originally published in October 2017. It’s about this time of year, when the air turns and the
Read moreProtecting the birds; former Maine farmland to become important habitat
PFAS contamination means the land in Unity cannot be farmed any more Read More
Read moreMaine’s role in dairy’s long-running fight against alternative ‘milk’
AUGUSTA, Maine — A dispute over the labeling of products made from dairy versus nuts and other alternatives keeps churning,
Read moreHey Maine, happy National Lobster Day!
The holiday has been celebrated since 2015 Read More
Read morePatchy frost possible in Northern Maine tonight
Temperatures drop into the 30s and 40s overnight, back to 60s tomorrow. Read More
Read more5th annual Maine’s Garlic Festival
CANAAN — The 5th Annual Maine’s Garlic Festival will happen Saturday, Oct. 7 and Sunday, Oct. 8 at Lake George Regional
Read moreFamily Focused Yoga to hold free public event at Morrison Hill Orchard, September 23
FARMINGTON – Family Focused Yoga, led by Jenn Stone, is holding a free public event at Morrison Hill Orchard on
Read moreWet fields jeopardize some of Aroostook’s multimillion-dollar potato crop
Sodden fields are keeping potatoes in the ground and many farmers are worried about rot. Constant wet weather kept berry pickers
Read moreWhy Maine pears are so ugly this year
There is nothing pretty about what’s going on with some fruit trees in Maine right now. Pears are cracking and
Read moreFort Fairfield may be home to a new potato chip plant
FORT FAIRFIELD, Maine — Fort Fairfield could see a new potato chip processing company set up shop. Interim Town Manager
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