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Hear It? You Need More Cow Bell. We Can Help.

The sun is rising in Maine. You just finished throwing some hay into the critters, the watering bowl is working fine, animals all grained.

As you sit on the open porch having a coffee with your wife or girl friend and consider what's on the agenda for the rest of the day, you feel you are where you should be. Growing your own food, raising your own beef, owning as couple milk cows, chickens, the Maine family farm. You think in the crazy world that is starting to spin faster that maybe a piece of dirt of your own for your kids is the best investment for peace of mild for whatever the future holds. Can you see yourself in this picture? We can. Check out all the Maine farms and Maine land for sale. And for an easy A-Z of Northern Maine real estate, maine real estate broker,andrew mooers realtor

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Posted by Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker on 04/28/2009 07:59 AM

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Hello Andrew: It is almost time to plant my vegetable garden in Wisconsin... I been thinking how I don't want to eat food raised so far way in Mexico, Chili or across the country from where I live. Most rural folks are fortunate to have land to grow things on unlike our city counterparts!

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