Farm Tomorrow
Our misson is to preserve, exchange, promote and teach rural and traditional farming practices.through our programs the knowledge of rural agriculture and self reliance will be retained and exchanged providing economic and educational opportunities for individuals and farms in the region. We hope to inspire care and stewardship for the environment by providing experiences that reconnect people with the agricultural lands that sustain US.
Gouldsboro, ME Founded 2011 Revenue $48,186
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The record
- EIN
- 451453079
- Founded
- 2011
- Annual revenue
- $48,186
- Headquarters
- Gouldsboro, ME
- Website
- info@farmtomorrow.org
- Focus
- Education Advocacy
- State
- Maine
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