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Meridith Goad, food writer for the Portland Press Herald, wrote an article on Kombucha a few days ago and it inspired me to share this food. Kombucha, a fermented tea, is new for me, and I love it. Tea and water are great, but Kombucha goes the extra mile. Sweet, tart, a little fizz, and […]
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At the 2010 Dept. of Ag Show in Augusta, MOFGA held their annual member meeting. For those who missed it, here you are… [podcast]http://www.internet-farmer.com/clients/mofga/DeptOfAgME2010/MofgaAnnual2010-final.mp3[/podcast]
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I attended the show on the first day and sat in on this discussion about addressing “what’s happening in Maine with growing our own grains”, the session was full of people doing great things with grains. Enjoy! [podcast]http://www.internet-farmer.com/clients/mofga/DeptOfAgME2010/GrainGrowingInME.mp3[/podcast]
2010 Maine Departement of Agriculture – Growing Grains in Maine Read More »
This was my first trip to the Farmer to Farmer Conference, and I had a great time. I really loved the location. Everyone was super nice and down to earth, smart and fun loving. The younger farmers with the kids in tow are beautiful, and I got to share some food and laughs with lots
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A great article on getting started as a small business on Facebook was in the NY Times today, was the “Most Emailed”. Follow these words of wisdom, and you’ll make a good showing. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/12/business/smallbusiness/12guide.html After you read the article, keep in mind that with Internet Farmer’s Newsletter Blog, you can automatically update your Facebook page,
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This is far from a political blog, but in this article from the NY Times today, I was THRILLED to see that WhiteHouse.gov is now run by the open-source software package called Drupal. For me as the Internet Farmer, I love open-source. The software is free, and after using it for over 15 years I’m
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My friend Tim and I decided to ride our bikes to the fair from Portland. It was great, but more difficult that most rides because of our camping gear and clothes. Loved every second of it! Working with MOFGA, I was able to create a new volunteer job for myself. As the Internet Farmer might
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An article written yesterday in the NY Times made mention of what the Internet Farmer will call a “fantastic use of Twitter”. The article points out a great reason for the MTA to be using Twitter. Actually, two reasons: To communicate quickly with a large number of people To be transparent with the tax-payers who
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NY Times had a nice article today listing 10 tips to building website traffic. As an online marketing specialist, this is the basic idea no matter who you are or what business you are in. Maybe you are a larger company that can spend more on advertising to grow traffic, but overall online success is
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I’m usually wanting to stick to web technologies, online marketing and food in this blog, but I’m inclined to share one small way we can do our part and feel better about the energy we use everyday. If you live in Maine, we have an option to change where you get your electricity from. Here
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