See photos in the gallery below the blog. At our recent Fall Roundtable, community members, agricultural researchers, and local advocates gathered to explore the future of regional agriculture. Wolfe’s Neck Center board member Rhiannon Hampson launched the evening with a…
A button lost hundreds of years ago. A fragment of a ceramic dish. A piece of glass left behind near a kitchen door.
Last week, staff from Wolfe’s Neck Center for Agriculture & the Environment traveled to New York City for Climate Week 2026 events. Our staff joined conversations, meetings and gatherings throughout the week focused on the connections between food systems and…
On a grazing farm, the landscape extends beyond the pasture. Along the edges of fields and fences, trees and shrubs grow alongside the grasses that feed the herd. At Wolfe’s Neck Center for Agriculture & the Environment in Freeport, ME,…
Chef Malcolm is sharing one of his favorite recipes for you to make at home. This delicious Pumpkin Pie is rich and cozy, and perfect for any holiday gathering. Pie Crust Pumpkin Pie Filling:
At Wolfe’s Neck Center for Agriculture & the Environment in Freeport, ME, our commitment to regenerative agriculture extends beyond how we care for the land. It also shapes how we raise, process and use the animals that are part of…
Much of what we now call regenerative agriculture is rooted in knowledge that Indigenous communities have practiced for generations. We’re honored to partner with Jennifer Neptune (Penobscot), Director of the Penobscot Nation Museum, artist and herbalist, to co-create a Seven…
Written by Julie Bobyock Globally, agriculture is a major driver of climate change. In the United States, for example, producing crops and managing livestock like cows and poultry accounts for 10% of overall greenhouse gas emissions. Because of the scope…
Exploring the Definition and Nuance of Regenerative Agriculture at Wolfe’s Neck Center and Beyond Written by Julie Bobyock Regenerative agriculture encompasses practices that create healthier ecosystems, increase farm resiliency, and improve soil health–as opposed to practices that, for example, may…
Wolfe’s Neck Center for Agriculture & the Environment is proud to have collaborated with Why Regenerative, an organization that amplifies the voices of key leaders in regenerative agriculture, at not one but two recent conferences in the Northeast. Managing Director…