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The Morris Farm Trust recognizes that local, ecologically-sound farming is an essential yet threatened part of our heritage. As the traditional working landscapes of Maine continue to disappear, there is an intensifying need to support agriculture that is sustained from the work and wisdom of people within our community.
As a non-profit, educational, membership organization, The Morris Farm Trust promotes:
* A local farm and landscape that provides food, education, recreation, and pride in midcoast Maine for many generations;
* Agricultural education for people of all ages, particularly local public school students;
* Responsible farming on the land in Wiscasset with the help and support of our whole community;
* The consumption of locally-grown food;
* Sustainable agriculture techniques;
* The value of manual labor as an essential pillar of American culture and education;
* Aesthetically- and environmentally-sensitive land-use planning;
* The preservation of a distinct regional identity and local traditions that will strengthen our community from within and attract residents, businesses, and visitors to our area;
* The essential connections between people, land, and meaningful labor.
As a non-profit, educational, membership organization, The Morris Farm Trust promotes:
* A local farm and landscape that provides food, education, recreation, and pride in midcoast Maine for many generations;
* Agricultural education for people of all ages, particularly local public school students;
* Responsible farming on the land in Wiscasset with the help and support of our whole community;
* The consumption of locally-grown food;
* Sustainable agriculture techniques;
* The value of manual labor as an essential pillar of American culture and education;
* Aesthetically- and environmentally-sensitive land-use planning;
* The preservation of a distinct regional identity and local traditions that will strengthen our community from within and attract residents, businesses, and visitors to our area;
* The essential connections between people, land, and meaningful labor.

