Royer Valley Farm

02/22/2026

UNSOLVED - MISSING PERSON 🚨

Name: Russell Burnett
Case Date: 2017
Town: Franklin

Russell Burnett (47) was reported Missing to the Hancock County Sheriff's Department on February 23, 2017. He was last seen on or about February 21, 2017 in the vicinity of his residence located at 323 Eastbrook Road in Franklin. He was on foot and accompanied by his dog. A search of the property and residence has been conducted. Anyone with information regarding Burnetts possible whereabouts is encouraged to contact the Maine State Police.

👤 Help us solve the case - submit tips by calling (207) 624-7076 x9, or by using the tip form ⬇️
https://www.maine.gov/dps/msp/about/report-crime/major-crimes-unit-south

02/22/2026

Very interesting, growing more vegetables with two pennies, does it work? Is it real or fake news? I think I will give it a try for science purposes of course.

Every day, millions of people carry a hidden power source in their pockets, unaware that loose change could quietly revolutionize their garden.This video exp...

10/30/2025

Folks please read the info posted here
Some of you are coming in and getting very angry.We're doing the best we can
The bags are not ready yet.We will post when they are

We are currently out of SNAPS food bags
We hope to have more ready to go on later this evening but definitely at 8am tomorrow (Friday)
We are just waiting on supplies

10/25/2025

10/25/2025

Amy Starrett Royer

Holiday treats have landed!!

09/29/2025

🐾✨ Keep your pets healthy and protected! ✨🐾
Join us for a FREE Rabies Vaccination Clinic on October 11th from 9 AM – 11 AM at the Brooks Fire Department (19 Purple Heart Hwy, Brooks, ME).

📍 Sponsored by Waldo County Humane Society
👩‍⚕️ With Dr. Sarah & Dr. Chris from LRVH
💉 Free for Waldo County residents

Bring your furry friends and spread the word! 🐶🐱❤️

09/29/2025

🧠 Did you know? Great Pyrenees don’t just follow commands — they think for themselves. 🔥🐾
Unlike many breeds trained to obey instantly, Pyrs were bred to make judgment calls on their own, especially when guarding livestock. If something seems off, they’ll react before you even notice.
This means they may not always “listen” like other dogs, but it’s not stubbornness — it’s confidence, intelligence, and instinct.
They’re not just pets. They’re partners. Trust their judgment, and they’ll never let you down.

09/27/2025

“Maine has established programs, such as the Farmers Drought Relief Fund, to support farmers through dry summers like this one but they need to be robustly funded and effectively implemented to have real impact,” said MFT Policy & Research Director Shelley Megquier in a recent article in the Maine Morning Star ( https://mainemorningstar.com/2025/09/22/crispy-blueberries-flash-drought-maine-farmers-seek-support-with-extreme-growing-conditions/ ) about how Maine’s wild blueberries have been hit hard by the drought and what resources Maine farmers need to stay viable and resilient in the face of increasingly unpredictable weather.

Even with the rain some parts of the state are seeing today, six counties in Maine are now classified as experiencing Extreme Drought (D3), and coastal counties from Washington to Lincoln have been in Severe Drought (D2) for 5 weeks. Many farmers across the state are experiencing the impacts, from hay shortages and crop losses to dry wells. If you’re a farmer in a D2 or D3 designated county, be sure to reach out to your local FSA office to report any drought-related losses (even small losses matter & help trigger federal disaster designations) and find out which federal relief programs are available to you – and consider applying to the Maine DACF’s Farmer Drought Relief Program for long-term investments in water management and irrigation (next round expected in late 2025).

09/18/2025

Dick Royer

09/18/2025

Amy Starrett Royer