COVID-19 Update: Our top priority is to protect the health, safety, and well-being of our visitors and staff. If you are visiting, please practice social distancing and wear masks in the barns (adults). Dogs must be leashed at all times.

We are a one-of-a-kind place on the coast of Maine that connects farmers, eaters, and learners to the land and animals at the core of our food systems.

A sustainable coastal farm for nearly sixty years, Wolfe’s Neck Center is home to an oceanfront campground, leading demonstration farm, and educational resource center for innovative practices in regenerative agriculture.

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Future Women in Agriculture Program: August 16-20, 2021

This new and unique new program will immerse students ages 14-16 in the world of regenerative agriculture. Utilizing our Yellow Farmhouse as the base of operations, the group will spend their days with Wolfe Neck Center’s Livestock and Fruit & Vegetable programs as they learn the science behind modern regenerative agriculture, participate in climate research, and work alongside our incredible female farmers who have made food systems their careers.

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Educational Activities for Home

Find tips, resources, and activities for nature-based remote learning, brought to you by our farmers and educators! There is something for all ages and skill-levels to encourage your next home creative experience and stay engaged with our farm animals. Be sure to share your outdoor adventure photos with us by tagging #wolfesneckcenter.

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The first open-source technology ecosystem to address soil health and mitigate climate change, OpenTEAM is a farmer-driven, interoperable platform to provide farmers around the world with the best possible knowledge.

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Scientists Use New Grant to Benefit Climate, Cows

A $3 million grant from the Shelby Cullom Davis Charitable Fund will allow researchers from Wolfe’s Neck Center for Agriculture and the Environment to collaborate with scientists from Bigelow Laboratory using our herd to study the effect of Maine seaweed in a cow’s diet and its potential for methane emissions reduction.

We Farm on Abenaki Land.

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Our Partnerships

Our Business Partners invest in the future of food and farming by supporting Wolfe’s Neck Center. Their marketing partnership connects them with the tens of thousands of visitors who come to the farm each year.

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