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SUMMARY:Tree Pruning Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Tree Pruning Workshop. Location Snell’s Farm \nSnow date: April 12\, 2026. \nTo register\, visit the York County Farmers’ Network Speaker Series webpage.
URL:https://extension.umaine.edu/highmoor/event/tree-pruning-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Getting Started in Strawberry Production
DESCRIPTION:University of Maine Cooperative Extension\, in partnership with Maine Coast Heritage Trust and Knox-Lincoln Soil and Water Conservation District\, is offering a workshop on getting started in strawberry production. Lesson with Q and A at Aldermere Farm Welcome Center\, 20 Russell Ave. in Rockport\, followed by a planting demonstration at Erickson Fields Preserve\, 164 West St. in Rockport. \nAre you interested in growing strawberries? Would this crop work well on your land? Would strawberries give a bump to your bottom line? This workshop is designed to help people who are interested in strawberry production as a home project or commercial enterprise. Topics including basic site requirements\, site preparation\, production systems\, plant selection\, care of young plants\, nutrient management and pest management will be presented by Dr. David Handley\, Vegetable and Small Fruit Specialist with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension. \nDavid T. Handley is a Vegetable and Small Fruit Specialist and a Cooperating Professor of Horticulture for the University of Maine. He has been based at Highmoor Farm\, the Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station in Monmouth\, Maine\, since 1983\, where he carries out applied research regarding berry and vegetable variety evaluation\, production techniques and pest management strategies. \nFor more information and to register\, visit the Getting Started in Strawberry Production webpage.
URL:https://extension.umaine.edu/highmoor/event/13131/
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SUMMARY:Staying Safe and Working Strong: Practical Injury Prevention and Adaptive Tools for Farmers
DESCRIPTION:Maine AgrAbility will present and demonstrate assistive technologies and adaptive tools for use on small-scale farms and in gardens. Participants will learn about tools and ergonomic practices that increase productivity\, reduce pain\, and support mobility. Physical tools will be available for demonstration\, and participants are encouraged to ask questions. Information about the Maine AgrAbility program will also be shared. \nTo register\, visit the York County Farmers’ Network Speaker Series webpage.
URL:https://extension.umaine.edu/highmoor/event/staying-safe-and-working-strong-practical-injury-prevention-and-adaptive-tools-for-farmers/
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SUMMARY:Maine Agricultural Mediation Program: “A Healthy Farm Is Nothing Without a Healthy Farmer”
DESCRIPTION:The Maine Agricultural Mediation Program (MAMP)\, part of UMaine Extension’s Health & Wellness Programs\, supports farmers\, fishermen\, food system workers\, teams\, and families through difficult conversations and conflict resolution. MAMP assists with interpersonal and business-related conflicts\, navigation of USDA-related issues\, and building confidence with personal finances. The program focuses on sustainable\, self-built solutions to strengthen farm operations and wellbeing. \nTo register\, visit the York County Farmers’ Network Speaker Series webpage.
URL:https://extension.umaine.edu/highmoor/event/maine-agricultural-mediation-program-a-healthy-farm-is-nothing-without-a-healthy-farmer/
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