The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry announced that the state’s PFAS Fund has acquired a second farm property affected by PFAS contamination. The property was purchased from Maine Farmland Trust as part of Maine’s broader effort to support farmers dealing with PFAS-related challenges. State officials say the property could be used for future agricultural research focused on PFAS contamination and land management practices. The acquisition highlights ongoing collaboration between the state, farmers, and organizations like Maine Farmland Trust to address contamination, protect public health, and strengthen long-term support for Maine agriculture.

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