October 2021
Registration open: Business of Farming Program
Business of Farming This track is for experienced farmers who want to analyze their current business model and use the information for decision-making. Drawing on a panel of business experts from around the state, as well as other growers, we’ll uncover the story your financial records are telling you, and develop your ability to make strategic business decisions that move you in the direction of your goals. In this program, you will: Participate in 4, 2.5 hour live, virtual workshops…
Find out more »Applications open: Farming for Wholesale Program
Farming for Wholesale This program is for experienced farmers who currently serve wholesale accounts and are ready to scale up significantly. Farming for Wholesale is a highly-selective, competitive application program. If selected, you will: Receive up to 50 hours of individually tailored business planning assistance within the first year of the program. Up to 50 additional hours of technical assistance will also be available during the second year. Attend MFT’s Business of Farming workshops, if you have not yet already…
Find out more »November 2021
Farm Bill Listening Session
Tuesday, November 9, 10am-12pm: Join representatives from Maine Farmland Trust, American Farmland Trust, Groundswell Center for Local Food & Farming, Land for Good, National Young Farmers Coalition, National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition, and Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Working Group for a listening session to share your feedback and priorities for Farm Bill programs. You do not need previous knowledge of Farm Bill contents or mechanics to participate! Session is open to all, but we will be particularly prioritizing feedback from current farmers,…
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