Maine’s artisanal cheese sector has grown rapidly in the last six years. Maine cheesemakers take a variety of approaches including those based on farmsteads and operations sourcing milk from local dairies. This study examines cheesemakers’ business operations and their approaches to sustainability, opportunities, and threats. Cheesemakers report that they derive several benefits from their enterprise, but that they face challenges to ensure their long-term sustainability
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Artisanal, a term used to describe production systems that are relatively small-scale and where hand...
The purpose of this study is twofold: (1) to investigate the evolving conditions in the dairy indust...
Cheese wasn’t designed. Cheeses were, and are, products of specific geographical, economic, ecologic...
Oregon has a growing artisan cheese industry and is developing a reputation as\ud one of the country...
More than a dozen small Maine firms are currently producing specialty cheeses in the state. Most of...
Focus: Augusta-Waterville piece on the boom in artisanal cheese, which has created new opportunitie...
Sustainability-as-flourishing has been introduced as a new paradigm to conceptualize sustainability,...
The Food Issue piece on the Creamery at Pineland Farms in New Gloucester, which could become the la...
This short article discusses how the Maine Technology Institute (MTI) is contributing to the state’s...
A brief article on the status of cheese production in Maine, followed by a selection of Down East\u2...
This short article looks at Maine’s dairy-relief program, which is viewed as national model of good ...
Maine is experiencing a culinary renaissance. Creativity and entrepreneurship linked with culture an...
Farming is on the upswing in Maine, with many innovative practices and institutions described in thi...
The article describes how Crown O’Maine Organic Cooperative has grown from a small venture marketing...
This paper is separated into three distinct chapters investigating different aspects of the Maine da...
Artisanal, a term used to describe production systems that are relatively small-scale and where hand...
The purpose of this study is twofold: (1) to investigate the evolving conditions in the dairy indust...
Cheese wasn’t designed. Cheeses were, and are, products of specific geographical, economic, ecologic...
Oregon has a growing artisan cheese industry and is developing a reputation as\ud one of the country...