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Dive into the inspiring story of Phill and Heather at Quill’s End Farm in Maine, where the couple confronts the trials and triumphs of life on their beloved family farm.
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44 North Coffee
44 North Coffee was born in 2010 on a small island off the coast of Maine. Founded on the principle that fresh and ethically sourced coffee sips best, this woman owned-company custom roasts organic Arabica coffee beans in Deer Isle.
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Tinder Hearth Bakery
Meet Tim Semler, co-founder and lead baker, as he shares the art of making sourdough bread and woodfired pizza. This film highlights the bakery’s role in the community, from the careful preparation of bread to the gathering of locals for pizza nights.
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Little Ridge Farm
Little Ridge Farm owner Keena Tracy has been the Lisbon FarmDrop host and manager since 2020. Her dedication to working with the land, and growing Organic good food for her community, is palpable in this short film, and in everything offered by Little Ridge Farm, including FarmDrop.
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Rainbow Farm
We are so incredibly lucky to have Noah and Lorelei as farmers in the Blue Hill community. Farmers Noah and Lorelei are passionate about growing organic vegetables and fostering happy lives for their livestock.
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Outland Farm
Outland Farm Brewery is a small, family-owned brewery, with 72 acres of prime orchard and farm land in Central Maine.
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5 Star Nursery and Orchard
Molly DellaRoman and Tim Skillin are your farmers at 5 Star Orchard. We are a MOFGA Certified Organic fruit orchard specializing in heirloom varieties of apples, peaches, plums, and pears.
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Tilth and Timber Farm
Tilth and Timber is a small scale diversified farm devoted to producing wholesome food and handcrafted goods for it’s community. Founded by Troy and Cindy Dickens, Tilth and Timber is located in Castine, ME. Their practices are based on the basic principles of sustainable living and land stewardship.
FARMDROP STORIES is an ongoing series of short films documenting the stories of farmers and producers.
“FarmDrop Stories is an effort to remember the hidden magic that goes into our community food. We are storytelling so that we can be reminded, if we need to, of how essential the small beautiful things we create in our own communities are, to helping us find meaning and purpose in the places and with the people that surround us; in our backyard. From where FarmDrop sits, we recognize our unique vantage point, and responsibility, from which to weave the many stories that collide on our online platform, together in the form of community food films. We hope you will participate in supporting possibly the best part of the FarmDrop network: our collective story, in the making. We are all connected and interdependent and the systems we create must be honor through story if they are to guide us forward through these changing times.” ~ Hannah Semler, CEO, FarmDrop.us