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Sunday, July 20, 2008
10 am to 2 pm
at
Peaked Mountain Farm
16 Ellery's Lane, Dedham, Maine 04429
Peaked Mountain Farm, which is proud to be a Maine Farm for the Future, is once again open to the public and their well behaved leashed canine friends as part of the Maine Department of Agriculture's 19th Annual Statewide Open Farm Day promoting Maine's
Get Real, Get Maine program.
A guided farm tour is scheduled for 11 am and a Bone Pinata event for dogs and kids will take place at 1 pm. Celebrate Maine's agricultural diversity by visiting the home of the original Bite O' BlueTM Wild Blueberry Dog Treat.
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Past
Events
Worth Remembering
DOG LOVER'S WEEKEND
- October 28, 2006
- The Colony Hotel
- 140 Ocean Avenue, Kennebunkport, Maine
- (207)-967-3331
We once again took Bite O' Blue™ to The Colony Hotel's
"paws-tacular" Dog Lover's Weekend where we met Logan (pictured above), a My Wonderful Dog ( http://www.wonderfuldogs.org/ ) service dog in training and other beautiful canines, like Emma (Toy Poodle) and Mabel (Cocker Spaniel)
of Beverly, MA pictured below.
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OPEN FARM DAY 2006
Sunday, July 23, 2006
10 am - 2 pmPeaked Mountain Farm 16 Ellery's Lane, Dedham, Maine 04429 Peaked Mountain Farm, which is proud to be a Maine Farm for the Future, was open to the public and their well behaved and leashed canine friends as part of Maine's 17th Annual Open Farm Day promoted
by the Maine Department of Agriculture
Get Real, Get Maine program.Peaked Mountain Farm received a USDA Rural Development
Value-Added Producer Grant in August 2005 to develop a value-added product business marketing plan and hire a third party to conduct a study on Bite O’ Blue ™ Wild Blueberry Dog Treat’s feasibility in the New England and New York Metropolitan area markets. Positive results from the study have given us inspiration and valuable data to promote
Bite O’ Blue™. That's why Peaked Mountain Farm celebrated
Open Farm Day by "going to the dogs" and introduced
Peaked Mountain Farm's second children’s story,
“Preshus, The Border Collie Who Loved Wild Blueberries.”
Highlights of the day were the presentation of a photograph of
Miss Beazley and Barney (President George W. Bush's Scottish Terriers) with their paw printed best wishes from the White House, as well as the presence of Michael W. Aube, Maine's State Director, USDA Rural Development and "Rural Rover" the Rural Development doggy mascot.
