Meet the Organic Farmers of New Beat Farm
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Adrienne Lee
Coming home to Maine after studying agroecology and sustainable agriculture at the University of California at Santa Cruz, Adrienne apprenticed and worked on farms across Maine for 8 years before starting New Beat Farm with Ken in 2008. She aspires to build it as close as she can to a self-sustaining agroecosystem, which produces not only healthy and nutrient rich crops, but healthy soils and a vibrant farm ecosystem.
Ken Lamson
Ken grew up milking cows, stacking hay, and running wild on several Maine dairy farms. After college and ten years “away,” he returned to Maine and was introduced to organic vegetable farming. After an apprenticeship at a horse-powered veggie farm, he knew horses had to be a part of his future. The relationship he has established with New Beat Farm’s draft animals not only helps it be more energy efficient, it adds a certain rhythm and awareness to farming that creates a more balanced way of life.
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New Beat Farm repays ShadeFund loan
ShadeFund is pleased to announce that New Beat has successfully paid off its $4,000 loan. More
Feature on Maine Organic Farmers & Gardeners Assn
New Beat Farm was featured in a post on Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association More
Meet the Organic Farmers of New Beat Farm
Two young farmers with a desire to reinvigorate Maine agrarian communities. More
The Shareholders of New Beat Farm
Support from shareholders in its CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) and customers at the local farmers market have kept business thriving at New Beat Farm. More
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