Maine's farmland and farmers are vital to feeding our state and region. And in an era of rapid change and uncertainty, the need for healthy soil and quality farmland to produce food must be seen as a public good.
Together, we can collectively meet the moment and make a difference in every community in Maine.
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Farmers' margins are narrow. Pressures on farmland and farmers are mounting, threatening the landscapes and livelihoods we all depend on. In the face of these challenges, it takes a committed community to grow Maine's farming future.
Over 26 years, Maine Farmland Trust has teamed up with farmers and supporters like you to protect 58,000+ acres of farmland, build a network of 500+ farms engaged in our conservation and business viability programs, and advocate for farm-friendly policies at the municipal, state, and federal levels.
“Our family has been committed to land preservation and sustainability since purchasing this property many years ago. An agricultural easement helps solidify our dream of seeing the land used for the common good.” - Max Boudreau, Winslow Farm in Falmouth
