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Making connections with the people who grow our food helps us to make wiser choices for ourselves and our communities. We begin to understand the sacrifices that producing food requires: long hours of human labor, animals’ efforts or their lives, the use of valuable land. When we do so, we see there are people - and animals - responsible for the food we eat. We put faces on our food when we buy direct from growers at farmers’ markets and through community-supported agriculture programs and talk to the sellers about what’s in season and how the weather is affecting their crops. From the Nellie’s Nest box, I know the name of the New Hampshire miller who grinds the meal the chickens eat. The newspaper offers a variety of articles and. This week, Maines state senate easily passed a bill that may one day mandate. Kennebec Journal provides news, information and advertising services and is located in Augusta, Maine. The PKennebec Journal/Central Maine Sunday e-Paper is an exact replica of the print edition, available on your mobile device each morning.The e-Paper is designed to highlight the best aspects of the print experience, with the convenience of a digital one. Maine Passes Second GMO Label Law in the U.S. Under the lid of the box, I read that the owner of Nellie’s Nest, Jesse Laflamme, once had a pet chicken named Nellie. The Kennebec Journal/Central Maine Sunday is the daily newspaper serving the Augusta area. But what really grabbed me was the name and the story that went with it. It maintains good quality in storage and is grown for both fresh market use and for potato chip manufacturing. This fast-growing variety has high yields. Kennebec is not under plant variety protection. It was bred by the USDA and selected by Presque Isle Station, Maine, in 1941. I also appreciated the fact that each egg would provide me with 200 mg of Omega-3 fatty acids. Kennebec is a medium- to late-maturing white potato. The Humane Seal of Approval (Certified Humane) was an asset. It wasn’t because these eggs came from roaming chickens, though I eat no other kind. Richmond’s Alexander Reed Road expected to reopen next month, officials say The culvert washed out.