• Maine Fiber Frolic

    Windsor Fairgrounds Rt. 32, Windsor, ME, United States

    The Maine Fiber Frolic is produced by a committee of volunteers and fiber enthusiasts to promote education, understanding, and appreciation of fiber farms, fiber artists, and other small farming ventures. […]

  • Calf Cuddling at ME Water Buffalo Co.

    Mater Water Buffalo Co. 232 Old County Rd., Appleton, ME, United States

    Come out to the farm to meet our newest arrivals at ME Water Buffalo Co. Cuddle the water buffalo calves, tour the farm, shop in the farmstore for water buffalo cheeses, yogurt, gelato & meats. Enjoy a picnic lunch on the farm lawn. No reservations required. Groups welcome. Portable toilet available. - While not an […]

  • Springfield Fair

    Springfield Fair 61 Park St., Springfield, ME, United States

    The Springfield Fair is an agricultural Maine fair in the heart of the Highlands Region! Since 1850, we have celebrated our colorful traditions in June, and we are more than excited to invite you to the 174th Springfield Fair on June 13, 14, 15, and 16th! Events include eel racing, mutton busting, baking contests, tractor […]

  • Maine Veg & Small Fruit Growers Association – Twilight Meeting

    Chick's Apple & Berry Farm 571 Main St., Monmouth, ME, United States

    Each year, MVSFGA has two twilight meetings. A twilight meeting is hosted at a member's farm. The host provides a tour, and provides more insight  into how their business works.  These meetings also serve as a time for Extension to fill us in on the latest updates on their end. The first meeting happens in the […]

  • Native Forest Species & Climate Change workshop

    USDA Service Center 17 Olson Rd. Suite 3, South Paris, United States

    Oxford County Soil & Water Conservation District will host a workshop exploring climate change effects on Maine's forest flora. Maine’s native tree and shrub species will be dealing with climate change in different ways. Some will adapt faster than others, others will struggle and could potentially be lost. OCSWCD Project Manager, Michele Windsor, will lead […]

  • Integrated Disease and Weed Management in Christmas Tree Production

    Quinn's Tree Farm 290 West Ridge Rd, Cornville, ME, United States

    Program description: Join us at Quinn’s Tree Farm in Cornville for an introduction to integrated pest management in Christmas tree production. Participants will learn how to apply crop protectants using backpack sprayers safely and efficiently. Participants will also learn about the life cycles of common needle cast pathogens in Maine and how to manage these […]

  • Maine Forest & Logging Museum: Summer at Leonard’s Mills

    Maine Forest & Logging Museum 262 Government Rd., Bradley, ME, United States

    Learn about the history of forestry and logging in Maine. Take a step back to the 1790's by visiting the Leonard's Mills living history site and witnessing logging demonstrations, and enjoying some time in the Maine wilderness. Fun for the whole family.  

  • Maine State Parks: Maine Day (free for all ME residents)

    All Maine residents receive free day-use admission to Maine State Parks and Historic Sites* from 9:00 a.m. to closing on Maine Residents Day, June 16, 2024.*Please Note: No rain date available; day-use only. Free admission does not apply to: Acadia National Park, the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, Baxter State Park, Peacock Beach, the Maine Wildlife Park, […]

  • Climate Change and Plants: Panel Discussion

    McLaughlin Garden and Homestead 97 Main St., South Paris, ME, United States

    In collaboration with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension in Oxford County, The McLaughlin Garden and Homestead is proud to be hosting a panel discussion on the topic of Climate Change and Plants. Join us at the Garden for a moderated, public discussion among experts in the fields of horticulture, agriculture, ecology, forestry, and climatology. […]

  • Improving Your Soil Health workshop

    USDA Service Center 17 Olson Rd. Suite 3, South Paris, United States

    Oxford County Soil & Water Conservation District is hosting a beginners soil health workshop. Soil is not just “dirt”. It’s alive! Join Robin Dunn, soil and compost expert, and Michele Windsor, OCSWCD Program Manager for a fun, hands on workshop about soil health! Topics covered will include: Why soil health matters The components of healthy […]