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Maine Farm Bureau
4 Gabriel Drive, Suite 1
Augusta, ME, 04330
Phone : (207) 622-4111
Fax : (207) 623-3371

	Maine Farmland Trust Maine Farmland Trust (MFT) was created in 1999 to help preserve farmland, both directly, and by assisting other organizations. Farmland preservation is critical to the future of farming in Maine. Though farming in Maine remains a major economic force (adding $2 billion each year to the stateâ€™s economy) and is well poised for the future, that future promise depends on the protection of the resource base.

	The Eat Maine Foods The Eat Local Foods Coalition (ELFC) is a state-wide coalition that seeks to put more Maine food on more Maine tables more often. Doing so will result in economic benefits, greater local food security and sovereignty, enhanced health and nutrition and vibrant local food culture.

	The Kennebec Estuary The Kennebec Estuary Land Trust is committed to conserving land and wildlife habitat of the Lower Kennebec and Sheepscot River estuaries. We are a community based membership organization serving the towns of Arrowsic, Bath, West Bath, Georgetown, Westport Island and Woolwich. Our Board of Directors is drawn from the communities we serve.

	The Maine Sustainable Agriculture Society The Maine Sustainable Agriculture Society (MESAS) is a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to the promotion of sustainable agriculture in Maine. Since 1999 MESAS has researched and demonstrated innovative practices in sustainable agriculture. MESAS is membership based and served by a board of volunteer directors, the majority of whom are Maine food and fiber producers.

	Bureau of Parks and Lands There are not a lot of places in the world where you can be hiking through a remote wildernes &suddenly stumble upon rusting locomotives. One of the things that makes the Allagash so fascinating is the possibility of a sudden discovery of remnants from a bygone lumbering industry. For example, you could be walking through the wild forests of northern Maine and then suddenly you're staring down the nose of two steam locomotives.