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Dragonfly Meadow Farm, Maine
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Our small family homestead sits within 60 acres of family land that Mary's parents purchased in 1965 from her great grandfather. Mary's mom was born on this land, as was Mary and Josh's youngest daughter! Mary and Josh have enjoyed bringing the land back to what Mary's great grandfather first used the land for, homesteading! We are so excited to share our journey with others! Dragonfly Meadow Farm is also home to an early childhood program during the school year, Farm Camps during the summer months and hosting WWOOFers. We enjoy being a part of our local foods and sustainability movement and often host community gatherings at our farm.
Our small family homestead sits within 60 acres of family land that Mary's parents purchased in 1965 from her great grandfather. Mary's mom was born on this land, as was Mary and Josh's youngest daughter! Mary and Josh have enjoyed bringing the land back to what Mary's great grandfather first used the land for, homesteading! We are so excited to share our journey with others! Dragonfly Meadow Farm is also home to an early childhood program during the school year, Farm Camps during the summer months and hosting WWOOFers. We enjoy being a part of our local foods and sustainability movement and often host community gatherings at our farm.
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