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Cory John Ploessl | Social Interaction ArtistCory John Ploessl is a interactive public artist and object maker, whose work has been exhibed both in the United States and internationally.
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Cory John Ploessl is a interactive public artist and object maker, whose work has been exhibed both in the United States and internationally.
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Cory John Ploessl is a interactive public artist and object maker, whose work has been exhibed both in the United States and internationally.
beef | Mockingbird Farm
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Announcing our Fall Meat CSA. July 25, 2011. Here’s a nice big annoucement: we are starting a Fall Meat CSA program. Here’s the brochure. This is a trial run to see how much I enjoy running a CSA. We are asking for a four-month commitment. Every month, you’ll come to pick up your share at our farm. You share will consist of 1 incredibly delicious pasture-raised chicken, five pounds of our grass fed beef and five pounds of our forest-finished pork. Again, here is the brochure. Announcing our Fall Meat CSA.
Smallerization | Mockingbird Farm
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December 15, 2014. I got a new job! I’m now the Livestock and Pasture Manager at Hampshire College. I’m very excited about the transition, but it does mean there are some big chnages afoot at Mockingbird Farm. We’re no longer attending farmer’s markets, no longer raising pigs, and no longer raising chickens for meat or eggs. We’re keeping our beef herd, though! We will be selling yearlings for people to finish and a few finished animals to be sold as halves and quarters. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Free Range Eggs | Mockingbird Farm
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We have a wonderful flock of laying hens. They day range on pasture, supplementing their organic ration with bugs, spent grains from a local brewery, plants, sunshine, and fresh air. At night they sleep in their fancy winn-egg-bagos. We move their trailers every few days to allow them access to fresh pasture and to allow them to spread their fertility more evenly. People often ask us what breeds of laying hen we raise. The quick answer is: a lot! You can find our eggs at area farmer’s markets. They free ...
CSA | Mockingbird Farm
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Announcing our Fall Meat CSA. July 25, 2011. Here’s a nice big annoucement: we are starting a Fall Meat CSA program. Here’s the brochure. This is a trial run to see how much I enjoy running a CSA. We are asking for a four-month commitment. Every month, you’ll come to pick up your share at our farm. You share will consist of 1 incredibly delicious pasture-raised chicken, five pounds of our grass fed beef and five pounds of our forest-finished pork. Again, here is the brochure. Announcing our Fall Meat CSA.
Where to Buy | Mockingbird Farm
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We sell the majority of our products at farmer’s markets. You can find us at:. You may also find our products on the menu at Champney’s at the Deerfield Inn. Our meat is also for sale at CSA pickups for Mountain View Farm. In Easthampton and by appointment at our farm. Can also pick up meat at our farm on the first Sunday of the month between 12 and 2 or by appointment. 7 thoughts on “Where to Buy”. May 15, 2011 at 8:58 am. Pingback: We now have chickens « Mockingbird Farm. August 11, 2011 at 10:38 pm.
Products | Mockingbird Farm
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We raise some pretty delicious stuff! Our goal is to raise food we can be proud to sell, food that nourishes, food that was raised with respect for the animals and the land. Heritage Breed, Pasture-Raised Turkeys. Here is where you can find our yummy food. 2 thoughts on “Products”. June 8, 2011 at 5:42 pm. Do you have CSA shares available? June 9, 2011 at 6:36 am. Not yet. We are working on it for next year (and possibly a fall meat share for this year). Stay tuned. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
CSA | Mockingbird Farm
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Shareholders benefit because when they use their Share Card, they pay 50 cents per pound less than the regular price. Shareholders will also receive regular updates about what cuts are available and priority when availability is limited. We benefit because we get payment closer to the time when we incur feed and slaughter costs, and we can better plan our production schedule. For more information about our CSA please check out our CSA Brochure. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Required fields are marked *.
Uncategorized | Mockingbird Farm
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December 15, 2014. I got a new job! I’m now the Livestock and Pasture Manager at Hampshire College. I’m very excited about the transition, but it does mean there are some big chnages afoot at Mockingbird Farm. We’re no longer attending farmer’s markets, no longer raising pigs, and no longer raising chickens for meat or eggs. We’re keeping our beef herd, though! We will be selling yearlings for people to finish and a few finished animals to be sold as halves and quarters. January 10, 2014. May 19, 2012.
Pastured Chickens | Mockingbird Farm
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Our chickens are raised from day one with flavor in mind. They are fed an organic ration and are given constant access to fresh pasture. They get plenty of sunshine, bugs, and grass. These birds get to act like chickens, scratching and foraging and it shows in their flavor. This year we are raising Kosher Kings. They are considered a slow growing meat breed, taking on average ten weeks to mature. The slower growth rate promotes a healthy bird which leads to a better flavor. May 11, 2011 at 1:54 pm.
Sample Page | Mockingbird Farm
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Cory Plock
Over the course of his career, Cory Plock. Has served a number of companies, universities, and other establishments in a variety of capacities. Highly familiar with object-oriented software design, algorithm creation, network development, database programming, and a number of programming languages, Dr. Plock has worked on numerous projects pertaining to computer software development and the creation of customized programming solutions. Today, Dr. Plock serves as the President of Prolifogy Inc.
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Cory Plock, Ph.D. Cory Plock is the President of Prolifogy Inc., a privately-held software consulting firm based in Danbury, Connecticut. As the head of the company, Dr. Plock performs a number of essential duties related to product development and organizational management. In addition to providing software consulting services alongside his team, Dr. Plock also serves the company by providing oversight to all operations and customer relations.
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Dr Cory Plock possesses extensive experience in the areas of computer. Programming and communications technology. Dr. Plock currently serves as the. President of Prolifogy, Inc., a software development company in Danbury,. Connecticut. At Prolifogy, he is responsible for internal product development,. Organizational management, software consulting, and managing client. Relationships. Dr. Plock also recently taught several sections of a Programming. Application or as a multinode compute cluster. In Mounta...
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Search by typing and pressing enter. Running the gamut of alt-Americana to cabaret blues. Don't Miss The Tremors. CLICK ON PICTURE FOR PRESS KIT. Butter Zone by The Tremors with Equinox and Matt Stairs and Ariana Hall. The Tremors have shows approaching in Casper and Europe! Click the button below for further information on upcoming shows. When Cory began playing music there were only three high school bands around town: B.C. and the Cavemen, The Novells, and his band, the Eddies. Of course, ...A lifetim...
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Dinosaur Boy (Middle Grade). Dinosaur Boy Saves Mars (Middle Grade). The Veil (Young Adult). Photos / Fun Stuff. Great To Meet You. Photo by Sam Bond Photography. I’m Cory. I’m a middle grade and young adult author from Austin, Texas. Thanks for visiting my site! Here you’ll find info on me. And other fun stuff like my blog. And how to contact me about school/library visits. Thanks for stopping by! Right now I’m booking school visits (both in-person and Skype) for Winter 2017 (just a few spots left!
