harvest

A steam train ride to a hayride to a pumpkin patch. A perfect Maine family activity.

A glimpse into New Brunswick's potato harvest from a century ago when we relied on many hands to gather the crop instead of sophisticated machinery.

The time has finally come for deer hunters in the state of Maine for people to learn if they received their deer permit for the 2014 season!

The time has finally come to apply for your 2014 deer hunting permit. Are you excited?

Hunters from around the state fared well in the 2013 deer hunt, according to the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife.

Spring has sprung here in Northern Maine and you know what that means... Time to plant some taters!

Are you ready to learn something new? On October 25, the Maine Forest Service is putting up a free harvest workshop ‘Are You Ready for Harvest?’ that will focus on proving the public with essential timber harvesting skills.

After a warm, dry growing season, farmers have been dealing with some cool, wet weather as the harvest winds down. Nearly 85 percent of Maine's potato crop has been harvested and it looks like a quality crop. That’s the word from Don Flannery, executive director of Maine Potato Board. Flannery said, “A quality crop is going into storage with somewhere close to average yield.”