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The links and information below are meant to be helpful and informative. We have also included links to our friends and peers, and places to buy our tea!
All About Blueberries - The George Mateljan Foundation A Non-profit foundation providing reliable, scientifically accurate, personalized information for convenient and enjoyable healthy eating.
Appleton Basket Company - Gift Baskets with our tea.
Belfast Farmer's Market - Since 1980 and Still Growing
Blessed Hope Ministry - A Residential Discipleship Program
dealing with women who are seeking a way of escape from drugs and alcohol, along with a deeper relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ. We are based on the Word of God and get all counsel from the Bible.
Blueberries: A Fountain of Health
Feeling unbalanced? Research suggests that adding blueberries to your diet can reverse the effect of aging on coordination, thanks to the large dose of flavonoids they deliver. from Psychology Today
Fiddler's Green Farm - A family run ORGANIC STONE MILL in mid-coast Maine, producing the highest quality certified organic stone ground pancake, waffle, muffin, biscuit, cake, cookie, and scone mixes; and hot cereals.
Frank Drummond, School of Biology, UMO
Get Real Get Maine - Maine Department of Agriculture
Hampden Academy High School
The Harraseeket Inn - Freeport, Maine
Hatch Knoll Farm produces Wild Maine Blueberries using organic culture in Down East Maine.
At Honey Gardens - we are committed to offering the highest quality Apitherapy raw honey and plant medicine made from truly raw honey, flower pollen, propolis, and medicinal plants.
The Lupine Cottage store in Belfast, Maine - You can buy our tea there!
Maine Made - Directory of Maine Made Products
Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association - The purpose of MOFGA, the oldest and largest state organic organization in the country, is to help farmers and gardeners grow organic food, to protect the environment, to promote stewardship of natural resources, to increase local food production, to support sustainable rural communities, and to illuminate for consumers the connections among healthful food, environmentally sound farming practices, and vital local communities.
Maine Patent Program
Maine Small Business Development Centers
Maine Technology Institute
Maine Watch with Jennifer Rooks On-Demand July 25, 2008 - One genuine bright spot for Maine agriculture is the ever increasing popularity of specialty foods. But creating a successful niche food and getting it from field to market to the consumer involves many people and resources. This week on Maine Watch with Jennifer Rooks we see how many specialty foods, such as seaweed and blueberries, are able to thrive because of their connection to a larger economic cluster of resources.
Peace and Plenty Farm - MOFGA certified organic wild blueberries. Special orders, pick your own.
Peaked Mountain Farm - we are especially proud to be the creators of the original Bite O' Blue™ Wild Blueberry Dog Treat that makes us the farm that can offer wild blueberries to both you and your dog.
TrueBlue Design
UMaine Researchers Present Blueberry Health Benefits - August 16, 2007
University of Maine, Advanced Manufacturing Center
University of Maine Coop Extension - Wild Blueberry Page
University of Maine, Department of Food Science & Human Nutrition
Wild Blueberry Association of North America (WBANA)-The official organization of the wild blueberry industry. Contains everything you would want to know about wild blueberries.
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