Overgrown Fields and Maple Trees
Gray Farm was originally established in the early 19th century in the western Maine town of Denmark. The dozens of acres that were once tilled or pasture had been overtaken by maple trees, oaks, ash, poplar, softwoods, and wild raspberries and blueberries. Over time we are thinning the Sugar Bush of non-maple species, clearing and tilling the ground for agricultural use, establishing wildlife food plots, opening the canopy over the wild blueberry barrens, as well as other habitat improvement projects.