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MacRae, Mallory speak to Maine Monitor about PFAS - UMaine News - Vimarsana News

MacRae, Mallory speak to Maine Monitor about PFAS - UMaine News

Jean MacRae, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of Maine, and Ellen Mallory, professor of sustainable agriculture and Extension specialist at the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, were interviewed by the Maine Monitor for an article about how “forever chemicals” got into Maine’s soils and food systems. MacRae said that PFOA […]

Source: umaine.edu
Mallory presentation featured in Country Folks  - UMaine News - Vimarsana News

Mallory presentation featured in Country Folks  - UMaine News

Country Folks reported that Ellen Mallory, professor of sustainable agriculture and Extension specialist at the University of Maine, presented a talk entitled “Organic Grain Research Mashup” earlier this year at the New York Certified Organic meeting to share findings from her research about organic growing practices for local grains.

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Maine Public interviews Mallory about the grain economy in Maine - UMaine News - Vimarsana News

Maine Public interviews Mallory about the grain economy in Maine - UMaine News

Ellen Mallory, University of Maine Cooperative Extension professor and a professor in the School of Food and Agriculture, was interviewed by Maine Public for a story about Maine’s growing grain economy. “People really like the idea of eating local. If you develop a local grain economy, with relationships between farmers and processors, then you can […]

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Climate change impacts farmers and global supply chains. Maine's growing grain economy could help - Vimarsana News

Climate change impacts farmers and global supply chains. Maine's growing grain economy could help

Maine’s growing regional grain economy is poised to help farmers, local economies, and supply chains be more nimble as climate change increasingly forces agriculture in the region to adapt to severe weather events and warming temperatures.