Here are a some ideas for disposing of your Christmas tree in the greenest possible way. Be sure to take off all the decorations before you try these. 1. Prop it up and hang food for the birds on it. Tree farmer Walter Gooley suggests suet, aka animal fat. The low-rent version of that comes […]
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Eat, drink and be merry – the Christmas tree way
Recycle your tree into a glass or onto a plate.
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Here’s how to buy and store Maine oysters for your New Year’s party
Impress your guests with a spread of Maine oysters from the state’s cold, clear waters.
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We resolve to eat more greens in 2017
These tips will make it that much easier to add them to your cooking repertoire
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You’re kind of done with that Christmas tree. Now, what to do with it?
What was a beautiful thing just days ago now may feel like a waste dilemma.
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How to: Inexpensive and easy indoor storm windows
Save energy and money and keep your house warmer this winter.
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Cyclamen bring color inside during winter
The Mediterranean plant will thrive in a sunny south-facing window this season.
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For Christmas Eve’s Feast of the Fishes, Maine offers many choices
Sustainable seafood-centric celebrations, regardless of how many dishes you serve, are no problem here.
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Hall Farms through the years
Late 1600s – Two Hall brothers sail to America from England. 1709 – Preserved Hall, an ancestor of Rod and Randy Hall who was born in Rehoboth, Massachusetts, and his wife, Lydia, give a certificate of good character to a woman accused of being a witch. 1767 – Allen Hall is born in Wrentham, Massachusetts. […]
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Cows don’t just get pregnant on their own, they get help from Carolyn Woerter
Maine’s purveyor of bull semen delivers the necessary product all around the state to dairy and beef farms.