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Gardening season in Maine won’t begin for a month or so, but that doesn’t mean you can’t start preparing for a fertile crop.
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Regardless of whether you rake the gravel off your lawn or hire someone else to, here are a few tips for spring outdoor clean up that you may find useful.
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The amounts of silt and clay in Maine's topsoil creates the perfect conditions for 'mud season' to form during the spring thaw.
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Rabies is endemic in Maine's raccoon population, and with more than 120,000 of the critters in the state, they often encounter people.
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Cold frames are fairly simple to make and can increase your growing season by one to three months.
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Cases of babesiosis -- a disease carried and transmitted by deer ticks that can cause fever and chills -- have skyrocketed in recent years.
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Pruning your fruit trees this time of year presents less danger of interfering with the plant's natural hardiness.
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In 1986, a religious fraternal ceremony, alcohol and a goat combined for one of Fort Kent’s most memorable arrests.
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Bed bugs are small, flat insects found all over the world that feed exclusively on the blood of sleeping people and animals.
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Trace levels of vinyl chloride, which can cause dizziness, nausea and respiratory problems, could be in Maine's air.
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