Maine Harvest for Hunger

Recipes and Other Resources

Make the most of your fresh produce or surplus donations and find creative recipes, storage tips, and community resources to reduce waste and fight hunger—whether you’re a donor, volunteer, or recipient.

Best Ways to Wash Fruits and Vegetables, Bulletin #4336
Choosing, Storing & Using Fresh Produce

Visit MHH’s Recipes Page

Food for ME: Citizen Action for Community Food Recovery

Steps to Organizing Your Community Garden, Bulletin #4300
Food for Your Community: Gleaning and Sharing, Bulletin #4301
Food Safety for Food-Pantry Donations, Bulletin #4302
A Donor’s Guide to Vegetable Harvest, Bulletin #4303
A Food Pantry Wish List, Bulletin #4304

This is just a partial listing of the many garden-related programs, classes, and workshops we offer. Check our Events Calendar or contact your UMaine Extension county office to find out what’s being offered in your neighborhood and around the state, or visit our Garden & Yard website.

Do you have questions about vegetable gardening, garden pests, or preserving your harvest? Contact your local UMaine Extension county office.

Compost School
Food Preservation
Gardening publications
Insect Pests, Plant Diseases & Pesticide Safety
Littlefield Garden
Maine Federation of Farmers’ Markets
Farmers’ Markets and Food Cupboards
Supporting Your Community
Through Community-Supported Agriculture
Maine Farm and Seafood Products Directory
Rogers Farm
Demonstration Garden
Soil Testing

Maine Harvest for Hunger’s Recipes Page

Do You Love Gardening?

If yes, consider becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer. If you want to preserve the fruits of your labor, consider becoming a Master Food Preserver.

Questions?

For more information about Harvest for Hunger, contact your local county Extension office or complete and submit our contact form.

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