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York County Farmers’ Network Breakfast Meeting
The York County Farmers Network is resuming their monthly winter breakfast meetings at a new location:
York County Farmers’ Network
Breakfast Meeting
The Hayloft Restaurant
124 Post Rd., Rt. 1, Wells, Maine
Tuesday, February 9, 8:00 AM
The York County Farmer’s’ Network will restart the monthly winter breakfast meetings (At a New Location). The meetings were well attended and a wonderful farmer-to-farmer networking opportunity when held the past two years. The purpose of these meetings is mainly to socialize, enjoy breakfast together, informally share ideas and discuss what we want to see happen with the York County Farmers’ Network activities in 2010.
This year we will be meeting and eating at The Hayloft Restaurant, it is reasonably priced, the food is good and they have a separate area where they can accommodate our group.
For more information: www.ycfn.org
Questions: Please contact Frank Wertheim at 207-324-2814 or frankw@umext.maine.edu
February 8, 2010 at 9:29 pm
Well,I’ll pray that York County Farmer’s’ Network will continue their activities as time goes by because this is really a good idea. .!!!
February 11, 2010 at 7:48 am
I like the purpose of the meeting of “York County Farmers’..I had been to he Hayloft Restaurant and I know that the organizer of the The York County Farmer’s chose this restaurant because their foods are really the best…