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Grass fed lamb, pay for a whole or half

Grass fed pork,

Pastured poultry: chicken and turkeys

eggs

Why Grass fed? When an animal is able to live out the conditions of its life in as natural a setting as possible you are granting that animal its inherent right to be. Animals raised in confinement, and that doesn't mean in electric netting, but on crowded feed-lots and in warehouses are no longer real animals. They have become a product, and as bad as one might feel for 'eating meat', there is a  great difference when you know the animal you are eating, the conditions in which it was raised and the farmer who raised it for you. This is a responsible way to use the food system. A small way that we can all help to save the planet is by getting what you can from farmers, fisherman and farms that you live near. In this way you keep pumping money into the local economy and that keeps your neighbors working. Right now it will be the small things we all do to keep this consciousness going. Plant a small garden, trade something food related with your neighbor, take time to shop at small food markets, specialty stores like bakeries and fish markets. Attend as many farmers markets as you can. It will be these small changes that support the greater movements that will change how food is produced in this country. Look for your products based on what is produced here on Cape Cod.

3.50 per dozen             

Real Eggs from chickens that you know!

Taste the difference of fresh eggs!

Our laying hens are fed a healthy diet of top quality grains, minerals, and greens. We give our hens ample space for foraging, scratching and pecking. They get a mixed assortment of expired greens, fruits and vegetables and constant access to fresh water. Our flock is a mixed assortment different laying varieties, some of our hens lay white eggs, some lay brown and some lay green eggs. When you buy a dozen eggs from us you’ll get a mix of each type. Come and visit our hens hard at work and get acquainted with some of our hardest workers on the farm.

Come help the good farm people at OCEAN SONG FARM, in farming, animal husbandry and other associated activities. In the 2011 season we will be training new volunteers (April-September) for farm related activities from 12PM – 3PM  to cultivate active crews and then formalize schedules that work for them.

We want to have our biggest season ever with regard to public participation!!!!

 Benefits include:

Hanging out with likeminded people who love nature, animals and the production of local food!!!Farm fresh produce, eggs and meats and also WOOL FIBER, all as a thank you!!!

Activities and Opportunities can include:

Gardening, weeding, watering, picking veggies and flowers

 Taking care of goats

Cleaning chicken coops and nest

Health care of goats, trimming hooves

Taking care of baby animals

Getting supplies with us

Fiber work

Goat walk helpers

Moving fencing and helping with the grazing management

Moving the herd through shepherding

Carpentry, building shelters and enclosures

Good wholesome family activities (except when Jen invariably drops the f-word.)

 Join us in this wonderful opportunity to learn what is involved  in bringing food to our tables, and gardening methods for sustainable agriculture!

Hello Ocean Song Farm Mailing list members:

We wanted to send a hearty and Warm Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to each of you. We were hoping to get our turkeys up to market weight before the big Christmas day feast but not so. For now they wander freely amongst the cardinals at the sanctuary and are growing into what will be delicious little wintertime meal treats. We have about 13, they will dress out at about 12 lbs. if you are interested in one for your freezer let me know, I'll set one aside for you.
 
Additionally, we need to ask that people who have reserved a lamb or pig please contact us to start your cutting orders and for us to get a deposit.

Here is the general breakdown subject to specific weights from Adams Farm:

Pigs are $5.00/ lb. fresh meat hanging weight
Costs of Butchering: approx. $140.00

Smoking costs are separate: $1.45/lb

BUTCHERING AND SMOKING TO BE PAID BY BUYER

For those of you who are interested in purchasing lamb:

Lamb is 3.89/lb fresh meat hanging weight

Costs of Butchering: 25.00
Cost of Vacuum Sealing per pound: .75

BUTCHERING TO BE PAID BY BUYER

Goat, cabrito, is: 2.89/lb fresh meat hanging weight
Cost of Vacuum sealing per pound: .75

BUTCHERING AND SMOKING TO BE PAID BY BUYER

We have a few lambs left, whole or half, one pig now and one pig later in spring. All of the goats are available for sale. These are kid goats less than a year old.

If you are interested please respond ASAP- these usually go fast.

Thank you for your patronage. We wish you a very merry Christmas.

If you need to contact me send an email and I will get right back in touch with you.

Best regards,
Jen Holloman

Long Pasture – Ashumet Holly – Skunknett River – Sampsons Island

Engage in marine science with Mass Audubon Naturalists on a 2-hour boat cruise aboard Hy-Line’s Sea Swan and discover creatures that live in Cape Cod waters! We’ll use an otter trawl net, fish pots and plankton tow to bring everything from microscopic marine life to glowing Comb jellies to small sharks on board for close up observation.

This family oriented cruise will launch from Hyannis, and travel through Lewis Bay, Hyannis Harbor and near shore Nantucket Sound.

Cruises depart: Thursdays, July 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th                   August 5th and 12th.                                              

Cruises leave from Ocean Street Dock : $35 for Mass Audubon members,     $40 non-members, $25 for Children Mass Audubon members -$30 children non-members

 Pre-registration required.

For more information and to register call 508-790-0696, and ask for Mass Audubon’s Aquatic Exploration Cruises