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From coffee grounds to crops: A Freeport farm's sustainable approach

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This year, Tripping Gnome Farm is participating in Maine Maple Weekend for the very first time.

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From coffee grounds to crops: A Freeport farm's sustainable approach

This year, Tripping Gnome Farm is participating in Maine Maple Weekend for the very first time.

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US: Growing blue oysters and lion's mane on Maine farm using coffee waste substrate

Robin Silverman spent 30 years teaching Latin before becoming a farmer. Today, her Tripping Gnome Farm in Freeport, Maine, produces blue oyster and lion's mane mushrooms using a substrate made from hardwood fuel pellets and spent coffee grounds sourced from a Brunswick roaster. "When we grow our…

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WGME broke the news in on Friday, March 20, 2026.
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