Mini farms, mini mills: Maine fiber processing is going smaller-scale
At Moorit Hill, fiber goes through a large washing machine, drying rack, picker machine and carder that turns the fleece into ropes ready to be spun.
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At Moorit Hill, fiber goes through a large washing machine, drying rack, picker machine and carder that turns the fleece into ropes ready to be spun.
ROCKPORT — Several Knox and Waldo County small businesses are among 17 recipients of U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development grants for Maine farmers and rural small businesses. The grants will help pay for projects that will lower...