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Backyard Farms in the News

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  March 14, 2017

  Backyard Farms in MaineBiz

  The last time Lori Valigra wrote about Backyard Farms in MaineBiz, she was talking about how we'd just overcome the white fly epidemic that knocked us out of business for nearly a year. As we continue celebrating our ten-year anniversary, we thought we'd invite Lori to come see the changes… Read More
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  February 2, 2017

  Backyard Farms Celebrates 10th Anniversary at 10yearsoftomatoes.com

  MADISON, ME – Backyard Farms, the largest grower of year-round tomatoes in New England has launched a new website to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the company's first shipment of fresh tomatoes. "January 29 was the official anniversary date but we want to celebrate this important milestone with our customers… Read More
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  January 17, 2017

  Backyard Farms Names Tony Croft Stevens Head Grower

  MADISON, ME, January 17, 2017 – Backyard Farms, the largest grower of year-round tomatoes in New England, announced it has appointed Tony Stevens as Head Grower. Mr. Stevens has 18 years of greenhouse growing experience and was most recently a Senior Grower with Windset Farms in Santa Maria, CA. As… Read More
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  November 9, 2016

  AndNowUKnow Calls Backyard Farms’ Blogger Dinner a “Culinary Treat”

  On September 18, 2016, we hosted an exclusive interactive dinner at the Seaport Hotel’s Action Kitchen for select Boston media and the winners of our digital campaign, “Savor the Summer.” The cuisine was prepared by the hotel’s Chef Richard Rayment, featuring tomatoes in every course of the meal, even dessert!… Read More
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  November 9, 2016

  Backyard Farms’ Chef Network Featured in Produce Grower

  It’s no secret that we fully appreciate and admire our Chef Network, so naturally we were thrilled to talk about them in a recent article in Produce Grower magazine that highlighted Backyard Farms’ successful use of brand advocacy. Referrals from friends and positive testimonials have always been our best marketing… Read More
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  June 9, 2015

  Backyard Farms Welcomes Chef Steve “Nookie” Postal to its Chef Network

  Madison, ME, June 09, 2015 - Backyard Farms, the largest grower of year-round tomatoes in New England, is pleased to announce that Steve “Nookie” Postal, chef/owner of Commonwealth Restaurant and Market in Cambridge, Mass., has joined Backyard Farms as an exclusive member of its Chef Network. Together Backyard Farms and Postal… Read More
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  March 30, 2015

  Backyard Farms® Helping Local Kids Make Healthy Eating Choices with Salad Bar Donation

  MADISON, ME, February 26, 2015 – Backyard Farms, the largest grower of year-round tomatoes in New England, announced today the donation of a new salad bar to Madison Elementary School (Regional School Unit No. 59).  The school celebrated the donation, part of the Let’s Move Salad Bars to Schools campaign,… Read More
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  November 30, 2014 | Portland Press Herald

  A Fruit for All Seasons: Act Two at Backyard Farms

  MADISON, Maine — “You want them all to be red,” said Tim Cunniff, executive vice president for sales and marketing at Backyard Farms, as he indicated a cluster of cocktail tomatoes that would be in the storeswithin the month. He touched one tomato that already looked just right, deep red, firm… Read More
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  November 4, 2014

  Backyard Farms Tomatoes Considered The ‘Best’ By Whole Foods Market

  MADISON, Maine, November 4, 2014 – Backyard Farms, the largest grower of year-round tomatoes in New England, announced today that Whole Foods Market has designated  Backyard Farms tomatoes with a“Best” rating as part of the natural and organic foods retailer’s Responsibly Grown program.  This is the highest ranking that the grocer… Read More
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  November 2, 2014 | Portland Press Herald

  Homegrown: Somerset Pinks

  Now that summer tomatoes from your own garden are nothing but a memory, Backyard Farms comes along with a new greenhouse-grown variety designed to help satisfy your tomato cravings all winter. They’re called Somerset Pinks. They aren’t Gwen Stefani pink, but they are lighter in color than other beefsteak tomatoes,… Read More