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Love blueberries? #PickWild! Wild blueberries grow wild in Maine. They have 33% more brain-healthy anthocyanin & 2x the antioxidants of regular blueberries.
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Here in Maine, wild blueberries have been growing natively for over 10,000. Where once massive glaciers retreated, beautiful washed plains were born, creating the perfect habitat for wild blueberries to thrive 🫐 To this day, it’s where Maine’s wild things still grow 💙
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Here in Maine, the snow is accumulating on top of natures hardy wild blueberry barrens. This thick snow blanket protects these wild berries from frigid winds and zero below temperatures, and help push these berries to build up protective antioxidants and anthocyanins.
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Keep your kiddos fueled and focused at school. Research suggests that eating wild blueberries daily can improve memory, decision making, response times, and concentrtion in children. Add them to a quick grab-and-go option like a smoothie 🫐🏃🏻‍♀️ #WildBlueberries #PickWild
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November is #DiabetesAwarenessMonth - and wild blueberries have been shown to improve two aspects of metabolic health: insulin sensitivity (which helps to improve glucose regulation in the body), and blood pressure. Adding wild blueberries to your daily diet just makes sense 🫐
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Did you know that Maine's wild blueberry farm's have been stewarded by the same families for generations? Take Lisa Hanscom for example, she's a 3rd generation wild blueberry farm owner. Welch Farm has been in her family for 110 years! Happy #WhyWildWednesday.
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Talk about a WILD weekend! It was so fun to see faces from all across Maine (and beyond!) during the Wild Blueberry Weekend festivities. Thanks for joining us! Want to plan your Wild Blueberry Weekend for next year? It's never too early to start: bit.ly/3mHPv5n
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