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How can first-generation farmers successfully build a thriving community-supported agriculture (CSA) program? In this episode of the Thriving Farmer Podcast, Michael interviews Emma Jagoz, founder and owner of Moon Valley Farm in Woodsboro, Maryland. Moon Valley Farm operates on 70 acres, growing specialty and staple vegetables and herbs for a year-round CSA program and restaurants in DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. Tune in as Emma shares her inspiring journey from a beginner farmer to the leader of a successful organic farm dedicated to supporting local food systems and schools.   Episode Highlights: Farming Journey: How did Emma get started in farming? [0:58] Market Growth: How did the market for Moon Valley's products grow? [6:48] Food Hub Development: What was the process of building out the food hub? [16:50] Production Systems: What is their production system like? [24:49] Organic Certification: What went into the decision to go certified organic? [28:58] Future Plans: What is in store for the future of Moon Valley Farm? [35:45] Don't miss Emma's valuable insights on the importance of community connection, team dynamics, and sustainable farming practices. About the Guest: Emma Jagoz is a first-generation organic vegetable farmer and food hub owner who started Moon Valley Farm in 2012 on borrowed suburban land while raising two young children. Today, the farm serves a customizable, year-round CSA program, over 100 restaurants, and multiple school districts across Maryland. Emma is also the Organic seat for the Maryland Agriculture Commission and was awarded 'Farmer of the Foodshed' in 2024 by Future Harvest. Her mission focuses on responsible land stewardship and improving regional food security through regenerative agriculture. Connect with Moon Valley Farm: Website: Moon Valley FarmInstagram: Follow on InstagramFacebook: Like on Facebook   The Thriving Farmer Podcast Team would like to thank our amazing sponsor, Farm on Central! Here at the Farm on Central, garlic is one of our staple overwinter crops. We use it in everything—garlic salt, infused honey, fire cider—you name it! But now, you can grow your very own garlic, straight from our farm to your garden. We offer seed garlic with three amazing varieties: Music, German White, and German Red. These varieties thrive in zones 2-7, and with a little extra care, they'll do great in zones 8-9, too. Plus, we've got free shipping on our 1lb, 3lb bags, 10 lbs and discounts for bigger orders. Get your seed garlic today at shop.farmoncentral.com and get ready for your own fresh garlic harvest next summer! Happy planting!  

We continue a study through the official authorized story of the Apostles and their letters (Acts and the epistles), looking for ways it can shape our biblical worldview. Next, Paul and Timothy continue their letter to the ekklesia in Philippi with a faux ending of the letter that highlights the faithful service of a couple of folks they knew and how they too could shine like stars. Sources & Mentions: N.T. Lit (curriculum I authored) Show music:   “River Runs Deep” by SLPSTRM   “Moon Valley“ by SLPSTRM "Silent Bloom" by SLPSTRM

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Discovering Ancient Secrets: Carolina's Quest in the Moon Valley Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/discovering-ancient-secrets-carolinas-quest-in-the-moon-valley Story Transcript:Es: El sol comenzaba a despedirse, tiñendo el cielo con tonos de rosa y naranja.En: The sun began to say goodbye, tinting the sky with shades of pink and orange.Es: El Valle de la Luna se extendía, misterioso y vasto, ante Carolina y Mateo.En: The Valley of the Moon spread out, mysterious and vast, before Carolina and Mateo.Es: Carolina sostenía en sus manos una carta envejecida.En: Carolina held an aged letter in her hands.Es: Había llegado sin remitente, solo unas pocas palabras y un símbolo extraño.En: It had arrived without a sender, just a few words and a strange symbol.Es: —Mateo, tengo que saber qué significa esto —dijo Carolina, su voz llena de determinación.En: "Mateo, I have to know what this means," said Carolina, her voice filled with determination.Es: Mateo suspiró, mirando el desierto adelante.En: Mateo sighed, looking out at the desert ahead.Es: Era un paisaje surreal, con dunas de arena y formaciones de roca que parecían vigilar.En: It was a surreal landscape, with sand dunes and rock formations that seemed to watch over them.Es: Aunque dudaba de la necesidad del viaje, su lealtad a Carolina lo mantenía a su lado.En: Although he doubted the necessity of the journey, his loyalty to Carolina kept him by her side.Es: —No sé qué vamos a encontrar aquí, Carolina —dijo Mateo, ajustando su mochila—.En: "I don't know what we're going to find here, Carolina," said Mateo, adjusting his backpack.Es: Pero estoy contigo.En: "But I'm with you."Es: Caminaron por el desierto.En: They walked through the desert.Es: La primavera en el hemisferio sur traía un clima soportable, pero el viento a veces era frío.En: Spring in the southern hemisphere brought bearable weather, but the wind was sometimes cold.Es: La carta hablaba de un lugar marcado por piedras tan altas como el cielo.En: The letter spoke of a place marked by stones as tall as the sky.Es: Carolina creía que se refería a las ruinas del antiguo templo en el borde del desierto.En: Carolina believed it referred to the ruins of the ancient temple on the edge of the desert.Es: Finalmente, llegaron a las ruinas.En: Finally, they arrived at the ruins.Es: Piedras cubiertas de arena y polvo se alzaban sobre ellos.En: Stones covered in sand and dust rose above them.Es: Carolina se sentía intranquila y emocionada.En: Carolina felt uneasy yet excited.Es: Recordó las palabras de la carta: "Busca la luz en la oscuridad".En: She remembered the words of the letter: "Seek the light in the darkness."Es: Miró a su alrededor, buscando una pista.En: She looked around, searching for a clue.Es: —Mateo, mira —dijo, señalando una piedra con grabados—.En: "Mateo, look," she said, pointing to a stone with engravings.Es: Este símbolo es igual al de la carta.En: "This symbol is the same as the one on the letter."Es: Mateo se acercó.En: Mateo approached.Es: La luz del atardecer iluminaba la piedra de manera especial.En: The sunset light illuminated the stone in a special way.Es: Era como si el símbolo brillara.En: It was as if the symbol glowed.Es: —Quizás hay algo detrás de esta piedra —sugirió Mateo, ahora intrigado.En: "Maybe there's something behind this stone," Mateo suggested, now intrigued.Es: Juntos empujaron la piedra y descubrieron un pequeño cofre de madera.En: Together, they pushed the stone and discovered a small wooden chest.Es: Carolina abrió el cofre con cuidado.En: Carolina carefully opened the chest.Es: Dentro había un medallón y una nota.En: Inside was a medallion and a note.Es: La nota revelaba que su familia había sido parte de una antigua comunidad que protegía el Valle.En: The note revealed that her family had been part of an ancient community that protected the Valley.Es: Carolina sintió una paz que nunca había experimentado.En: Carolina felt a peace she had never experienced before.Es: Por fin, parte de su historia cobraba sentido.En: A part of her story finally made sense.Es: —Todo este tiempo, mis raíces estaban aquí —dijo Carolina, sonriendo mientras sostenía el medallón.En: "All this time, my roots were here," Carolina said, smiling as she held the medallion.Es: Mateo, quien había sido escéptico, encontró en ese momento una nueva admiración por la determinación de su amiga.En: Mateo, who had been skeptical, found in that moment a new admiration for his friend's determination.Es: —Sí, y gracias a ti, lo descubriste —respondió Mateo, devolviendo la sonrisa—.En: "Yes, and thanks to you, you discovered it," Mateo replied, returning the smile.Es: Me alegro de haber estado contigo.En: "I'm glad I was with you."Es: Mientras el sol se ocultaba completamente, dejando el cielo estrellado, Carolina y Mateo se sentaron en silencio.En: As the sun completely set, leaving the sky starry, Carolina and Mateo sat in silence.Es: Ya no había dudas, solo la certeza de que el pasado estaba resuelto y el futuro les pertenecía.En: There were no more doubts, only the certainty that the past was resolved and the future belonged to them.Es: En el corazón del desierto, entre las sombras y la luz, Carolina encontró su verdadero lugar en el mundo, y Mateo aprendió a valorar los misterios que el destino puede ofrecer.En: In the heart of the desert, between shadows and light, Carolina found her true place in the world, and Mateo learned to appreciate the mysteries that fate can offer.Es: Juntos, amigos y compañeros, se pusieron de pie, listos para las aventuras que la vida aún iba a ofrecerles.En: Together, friends and companions, they stood up, ready for the adventures life still had to offer them. Vocabulary Words:the valley: el vallethe moon: la lunathe letter: la cartathe sender: el remitentethe symbol: el símbolothe desert: el desiertothe hemisphere: el hemisferiothe weather: el climathe ruins: las ruinasthe temple: el templothe edge: el bordethe stone: la piedrathe sand: la arenathe dust: el polvothe darkness: la oscuridadthe engraving: el grabadothe sunset: el atardecerthe chest: el cofrethe medallion: el medallónthe note: la notathe peace: la pazthe roots: las raícesthe skepticism: el escepticismothe admiration: la admiraciónthe certainty: la certezathe heart: el corazónthe mystery: el misteriothe destiny: el destinoemotions: emocionesthe friendship: la amistad

We continue a study through the official authorized story of the Apostles & their mail (Acts & the epistles) looking for ways it can shape our biblical worldview. Next up, Paul and Sosthenes continue to answer the Corinthians' questions about living in the kingdom of Jesus. The next being about a sacramental meal. Sources & Mentions: N.T. Lit (curriculum I authored) Show music:   “River Runs Deep” by SLPSTRM   “Moon Valley“ by SLPSTRM "Silent Bloom" by SLPSTRM

We continue a study through the official authorized story of the Apostles & their mail (Acts & the epistles) looking for ways it can shape our biblical worldview. Next up, Paul and Sosthenes continue to answer the Corinthians' questions about living in the kingdom of Jesus. Next up, Paul answers questions about the eklessias gatherings' dress code and why. (It might not be what you think.) Sources & Mentions: N.T. Lit (curriculum I authored) Show music:   “River Runs Deep” by SLPSTRM   “Moon Valley“ by SLPSTRM "Silent Bloom" by SLPSTRM

Host and Managing Editor Rob Drieslein and Editor Tim Spielman begin the show recapping Memorial Day Weekend, then break down new food-hanging rules (and penalties) in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Then MaryBeth Beseke joins the program to talk about how she makes soap from bear fat and how she and her local legislator worked to […] The post Episode 490 – Legalized sales of bear fat, BWCAW food-hanging rules, new Moon Valley WMA appeared first on Outdoor News.

We continue a study through the official authorized story of the Apostles & their mail (Acts & the epistles) looking for ways it can shape our biblical worldview. Next up, Paul & Sosthenes address an issue that can't be ignored. Sources & Mentions: N.T. Lit (curriculum I authored) Show music:   “River Runs Deep” by SLPSTRM   “Moon Valley“ by SLPSTRM "Silent Bloom" by SLPSTRM Produced by Jeremy Eagan --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anakainosis/message

Part 1_Death Stalks Moon ValleyA Collection of Horror Short StoriesWritten by DA Roberts.The book can be bought through Amazon. Search the writers name and the title of the book. Its a good read.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/what-if-it-s-true-podcast--5445587/support.

We continue a study through the official authorized story of the Apostles & their mail (Acts & the epistles) looking for ways it can shape our biblical worldview. Next up, Paul & Sosthenes will address a public ick issue and how to handle it shockingly. Sources & Mentions: N.T. Lit (curriculum I authored) Show music:   “River Runs Deep” by SLPSTRM   “Moon Valley“ by SLPSTRM "Silent Bloom" by SLPSTRM Produced by Jeremy Eagan --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anakainosis/message

We continue a study through the official authorized story of the Apostles & their mail (Acts & the epistles) looking for ways it can shape our biblical worldview. Next up, Luke tells the tale of Paul's continued mission, miracles accompany his message in Ephesus and some exorcist brothers think they will join the fun. Sources & Mentions: N.T. Lit (curriculum I authored) Show music:   “River Runs Deep” by SLPSTRM   “Moon Valley“ by SLPSTRM "Silent Bloom" by SLPSTRM Produced by Jeremy Eagan --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anakainosis/message

Welcome to another Industry Night. I've been taking it a little slow for the month of January. I wanted time for a little refresh. I have been so fortunate to be able to share such incredible stories from people who do the work on this show. It's really an honor. I am amazed and grateful, especially when I look over all the shows from the past year. If you listen to the show — you can also see what we are doing on YouTube — which makes it so much fun for me. Adding the YouTube component has been such a game-changer. You can see me at the WineLair, The Point, and The Watermark Hotel — these residencies have been so unique. AND so much to come in 2024. More and more and more in 2024. And that starts with my guest today. So you hear me talk about my other show - Foodie And The Beast — it's been on for 15 years — I know you know! But I've had mostly AMAZING shows in the 15 years of that show. Once in a while, a guest gets nervous or struggles. Still, it is usually all salvageable — well, a few months ago — Emma Jagoz, this incredible first-generation organic vegetable farmer who founded Moon Valley Farm, was on, and every other guest — EVERY other guest --  did not have it that day. Emma has such a terrific story, and it kind of got overshadowed by what wasn't happening in the studio. I was disappointed and honestly a bit angry. But we can talk about media training or being ready for an interview on another day. Actually, I think I am going to do a quick little video on that! Ok — and I was hoping Emma wouldn't hold it against me when I asked her to join me on this show. Moon Valley Farm is this year-round certified organic vegetable farm. It's an Online Farmers Market for home delivery; it has a 600+ member Community-Supported Agriculture program; it services many of the restaurants you eat in and school systems — I mean! Anyway — we will get into Emma and how she makes her garden grow in a just a second, first I'm going to tell you where I have been: So you know, I have been out and about — -Amparo Fondita - Fab Mexican cuisine by Chef Christian Irabien -RAMW Annual Holiday Party at the Park on 14th -Late Night Dining at Old Ebbitt -High Tea at the St. Regis -Immigrant Food Serves Up Lunch at Planet Word -Back at the Glorious Casa Teresa Now to Emma Jagoz of Mood Valley Farm. Emma grew Moon Valley from a one-woman show cultivating ¼ acre for 12 people to employing 20, cultivating 70 acres and feeding thousands. Let's get into it -- Emma! Quotes "Mindful selection of inputs has always been crucial in cultivating growth, whether it's in growing food or in personal development." — Emma Jagoz "By accepting this appointment, I have embraced the right path, creating a more effective pipeline for change to flow through." — Emma Jagoz Chapters 00:00 - Introduction 05:47 - Indulging in Afternoon Tea at the Saint Regis 08:59 - Homegrown Food Journey: From CSA to Farming 12:55 - Planting for CSA: Providing a Mixed Variety 15:57 - Prioritizing Safety and Health as a Parent and Farmer 18:29 - Diverse Methods for Healthy, Pest-Resistant Crops 22:21 - Protecting Swash Crop: Succession Planting for Beetle Control 26:47 - Winter Crops and Techniques for Extended Greens 29:20 - Strategic Investments: Ensuring Farm Security 31:22 - Funding Farm Infrastructure: County NRCS and Marbidco 36:09 - Agriculture's Impact on Chesapeake Bay Runoff 40:51 - Rescuing and Distributing Excess Food: The Gleaning Project 42:32 - Expanding the Gleaning Project: A Free Grocery Store 46:07 - Selling Produce to Restaurants: A Viable Alternative 49:42 - Outro Guests Social Media Links: Emma Jagoz Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/farmeremmaj Business Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moonvalleyfarm Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moonvalleyfrederick Featuring Nycci Nellis https://www.instagram.com/nyccinellis/ https://www.thelistareyouonit.com/ Produced by Heartcast Media http://www.heartcastmedia.com

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We continue a study through the official authorized story of the Apostles & their mail (Acts & the epistles) looking for ways it can shape our biblical worldview. Next up, Paul and the brothers at Antioch write to the ekklesia's they founded in Galatia an authoritative appeal for freedom in the Jesus they follow. Sources & Mentions: N.T. Lit (curriculum) Show music:   “River Runs Deep” by SLPSTRM   “Moon Valley“ by SLPSTRM   "Silent Bloom" by SLPSTRM Produced by Jeremy Eagan --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anakainosis/message

We continue a study through the official authorized story of the Apostles & their mail (Acts & the epistles) looking for ways it can shape our biblical worldview. Next up, Paul and the brothers at Antioch write to the ekklesia's they founded in Galatia a personal and scriptural appeal for changed minds. Sources & Mentions: N.T. Lit (curriculum) Show music:   “River Runs Deep” by SLPSTRM   “Moon Valley“ by SLPSTRM   "Silent Bloom" by SLPSTRM Produced by Jeremy Eagan --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anakainosis/message

We continue a study through the official authorized story of the Apostles & their mail (Acts & the epistles) looking for ways it can shape our biblical worldview. Next up, Paul and the brothers at Antioch write to the ekklesia's they founded in Galatia about the slavery we can be freed from. Sources & Mentions: N.T. Lit (curriculum) Season 1, Episode 6 (Kevin the Caterpillar) Show music:   “River Runs Deep” by SLPSTRM   “Moon Valley“ by SLPSTRM   "Silent Bloom" by SLPSTRM Produced by Jeremy Eagan --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anakainosis/message

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis.  On today's show: ·        Who doesn't love Greek food and drink? Lord knows we do. So we've brought in the folks from The Wharf's Limani, the Mediterranean seafood restaurant focusing on traditional Greek specialties to serve up some of their favorite drinks. Joining us are Executive Chef Lonnie Zoeller, General Manager Michael Deery and Operations Manager Kyriakos Curiacopoulos;                             ·        Emma Jagoz is the owner/farmer at the Moon Valley organic farm, where they grow for and work with incredible chefs and restaurants. But it wasn't always that way, and Emma's in to tell us how a one-woman operation now feeds thousands;                                                                                                           ·        Jordan Brown, CEO of the Jet Agency, a fixed-rate private jet service with access to more than 5,700 aircraft of all categories;  Istanbul Hawaii is the only Turkish/Mediterranean restaurant in Hawaii that effortlessly combines traditional flavors and heritages together. Chef Ahu Hettema's restaurant has earned the distinguished title of Hawaii's 2022 Women-Owned Business of the Year. Chef Ahu tells us all about her restaurant and her rise to culinary fame. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis.   On today's show:   ·        Who doesn't love Greek food and drink? Lord knows we do. So we've brought in the folks from The Wharf's Limani, the Mediterranean seafood restaurant focusing on traditional Greek specialties to serve up some of their favorite drinks. Joining us are Executive Chef Lonnie Zoeller, General Manager Michael Deery and Operations Manager Kyriakos Curiacopoulos;                               ·        Emma Jagoz is the owner/farmer at the Moon Valley organic farm, where they grow for and work with incredible chefs and restaurants. But it wasn't always that way, and Emma's in to tell us how a one-woman operation now feeds thousands;                                                                                                             ·        Jordan Brown, CEO of the Jet Agency, a fixed-rate private jet service with access to more than 5,700 aircraft of all categories;   Istanbul Hawaii is the only Turkish/Mediterranean restaurant in Hawaii that effortlessly combines traditional flavors and heritages together. Chef Ahu Hettema's restaurant has earned the distinguished title of Hawaii's 2022 Women-Owned Business of the Year. Chef Ahu tells us all about her restaurant and her rise to culinary fame.

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis.   On today's show:   ·        Who doesn't love Greek food and drink? Lord knows we do. So we've brought in the folks from The Wharf's Limani, the Mediterranean seafood restaurant focusing on traditional Greek specialties to serve up some of their favorite drinks. Joining us are Executive Chef Lonnie Zoeller, General Manager Michael Deery and Operations Manager Kyriakos Curiacopoulos;                               ·        Emma Jagoz is the owner/farmer at the Moon Valley organic farm, where they grow for and work with incredible chefs and restaurants. But it wasn't always that way, and Emma's in to tell us how a one-woman operation now feeds thousands;                                                                                                             ·        Jordan Brown, CEO of the Jet Agency, a fixed-rate private jet service with access to more than 5,700 aircraft of all categories;   Istanbul Hawaii is the only Turkish/Mediterranean restaurant in Hawaii that effortlessly combines traditional flavors and heritages together. Chef Ahu Hettema's restaurant has earned the distinguished title of Hawaii's 2022 Women-Owned Business of the Year. Chef Ahu tells us all about her restaurant and her rise to culinary fame.

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis.  On today's show: ·        Who doesn't love Greek food and drink? Lord knows we do. So we've brought in the folks from The Wharf's Limani, the Mediterranean seafood restaurant focusing on traditional Greek specialties to serve up some of their favorite drinks. Joining us are Executive Chef Lonnie Zoeller, General Manager Michael Deery and Operations Manager Kyriakos Curiacopoulos;                             ·        Emma Jagoz is the owner/farmer at the Moon Valley organic farm, where they grow for and work with incredible chefs and restaurants. But it wasn't always that way, and Emma's in to tell us how a one-woman operation now feeds thousands;                                                                                                           ·        Jordan Brown, CEO of the Jet Agency, a fixed-rate private jet service with access to more than 5,700 aircraft of all categories;  Istanbul Hawaii is the only Turkish/Mediterranean restaurant in Hawaii that effortlessly combines traditional flavors and heritages together. Chef Ahu Hettema's restaurant has earned the distinguished title of Hawaii's 2022 Women-Owned Business of the Year. Chef Ahu tells us all about her restaurant and her rise to culinary fame. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jennifer is the President and Managing Director of the Global Recruiters Network of Moon Valley.  Global Recruiters of Moon Valley's expertise includes recruitment of Executives & Professionals across the United States in PBM, Healthcare/Pharma/Bio, and Senior Living in Management, Financial,  Operations, Sales, and Project Management roles and expertise in public speaking, consulting, and training services.   As a senior Healthcare Executive at CVS Health for over 23 years across multiple healthcare and pharmaceutical industry verticals, she led client teams of all sizes.  She achieved significant success through sourcing and developing high-performing talent.  Serving as a volunteer, Jennifer founded the Phoenix chapter of NextUp (formerly Network of Executive Women), led their logistics team, and recruited and developed volunteers for the last ten years.   Jennifer also grew up working in the restaurant business and is the wife of a chef.  She is also the granddaughter, daughter, niece, and mother to military veterans, and has served as a champion for attracting, hiring, and retaining women and veterans throughout her career.   Jennifer has been in your shoes as both a hiring leader and a candidate.  She knows what it takes to build and retain a high-performance team and can leverage her knowledge, expertise, and deep network to help candidates and companies achieve similar success.  In this episode, we discussed many practical and actionable recruiting ideas, including: ·         It is not that you made a mistake in the past; everyone does; it is how you overcame it and grew from the experience.·         Practice your interview, which helps you gain confidence and gets you into that glow state to prepare yourself mentally.·         In the recruiting process, you often have two steps forward and one back; try to be graceful for those around you, give yourself kindness, and stay connected to your network for support.·         Don't take rejection personally – maybe the position was not meant for you.·         The three things to remember are to update your LinkedIn profile so people can find you leverage your network, and this is your opportunity to redefine yourself, so take advantage of it.·         You may need two resumes – one that the applicant tracking system companies use can read and one for your in-person meetings. Jennifer gave us her expertise and experience in the recruiting and selection world.  I know that you will be able to implement several new job transition ideas tomorrow after you have listened to this episode.  Enjoy – send Jennifer or me any questions you have – leave a rating for this show – share this with others.

The Bradshaw Mountain defense turned up the heat against the Moon Valley Rockets on a hot night in Phoenix on Friday, consistently giving the offense excellent starting field position to take advantage of in a decisive 38-6 win. The Bradshaw Mountain Bears forced three botched punts (one of which turned into a safety), three interceptions and two fumbles. “They did a good job on film study and preparation and they were in good positions,” head coach Bob Young said after the game. “The last couple of weeks we struggled a little bit with our pass defense and they were locked... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/bradshaw-mountain-football-forces-mistakes-in-dominant-win-against-moon-valley/Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

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05:23 [Marvel83' - Moon Valley] (https://rossocorsarecords.bandcamp.com/album/moon-valley)10:26 [Hello Meteor - Cloud Development Timelapse [(Traditional Dreams For January)]] (https://hellometeor.bandcamp.com/album/traditional-dreams-for-january)18:16 [Vincenzo Salvia - Mediterraneo] (https://vincenzosalvia.bandcamp.com/track/mediterraneo)22:30 [VHS Celebs - S.T.A.R.] (https://vhscelebs.bandcamp.com/track/s-t-a-r-2)29:46 [Sheaf - Progression [(Transmissions, Vol. II)]] (https://sheaf.bandcamp.com/album/transmissions-vol-ii)33:07 [Saffari - VHS Memories] (https://saffari.bandcamp.com/album/vhs-memories)39:58 [Max Project - The Island of Broken Hearts (Intimate)] (https://maxproject.bandcamp.com/track/the-island-of-broken-hearts-intimate)43:07 [Overst - Divinity] (https://purzynthrekords.bandcamp.com/track/divinity)48:32 [Star Madman - Fool] (https://starmadman.bandcamp.com/track/fool)53:15 [Thought Beings - Start the Fire [(Interdimensional EP)]] (https://thoughtbeings.bandcamp.com/album/interdimensional-ep)60:26 [THE RUNAWAY WILD - The Last Ones Left] (https://therunawaywild.bandcamp.com/track/the-last-ones-left)

Iago Zapletal, Co-Founder and CHO of Head Office at SXSW 2023 HEADOFFICE.SPACE Founded in Los Angeles, California by award winning game developers and XR engineers, hOS is quickly becoming the Metaverse OS of choice of Fortune 500 companies, global brands and Moon Valley, the world's most advanced Metaverse city.

Bella Vista Prep point guard Vince Tedeschi is making sure everyone knows he's about to have a breakout senior season. The 6'3 guard originally from Moon Valley made the move to prep to grow as a player and leader and it has helped a ton since his arrival at BVP. I got to talk to him today about how his season last year went, the pros and cons of moving to prep ball and what he hopes to bring to his team this upcoming season to put himself on the map. It's an awesome episode that is LIVE on all platforms now! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/parker-g/support

As part of a Frameworks tradition, Throwback Thursdays represent our occasional forays into the past.  In this iteration of Throwback Thursdays, we're going back several years to a summer reading series--spent in the Psalms--in which various staff and faculty of Northwest Christian enjoyed Kingdom Culture Conversations with the pastors from their own churches--sharing and talking about their own respective favorite Psalms.This week, we enjoy a conversation, regarding their favorite Psalms, between Pastor Bob Kerrey of Moon Valley Bible Church and Northwest Christian's Sandy Fraser.For more information on Moon Valley Bible Church, please click here."Kingdom Culture Conversations" is a podcast created through Frameworks, a Biblical worldview initiative of Northwest Christian School.For more information on Frameworks, please visit:  https://frameworks.ncsaz.org/For more information on Northwest Christian School, visit:  https://www.ncsaz.org/To reach out to Geoff Brown, please email gbrown@ncsaz.org or you can reach him by cell phone:  (623)225-5573.

Our guest today is a 23 year veteran of the Gilbert Fire and Rescue Department and has served in public safety for more thank 30 years. He grew up in Moon Valley, attended Thunderbird High School, is a graduate of University of Arizona and recently received a Master's in Public Administration from Park University. He and his wife, Sally, moved to Gilbert in 2002 where they raised their daughter. He now serves as our Assistant Fire Chief ---------- Guiding Growth: Conversations with Community Leaders Join our hosts, Sarah Watts and Ben Kalkman, as we explore the human journey of leaders - their stories of humility, triumph, roadblocks, and lessons learned - as they reflect on how they became who they are today and share stories of inspiration and hope with listeners. We'll take away the title, just for a moment, and enjoy a connection with the soul. Be sure to subscribe to our show for more interviews with community leaders. This podcast is brought to you by the Gilbert Chamber of Commerce and Rocket SPACE. Learn more about our show at https://guidinggrowth.co. View our Privacy Policy at https://rocketspaceaz.com/privacy

Growing, sharing and making Frederick County a better place from farm to table is the mantra of this week's guest on the Steeples and Peoples All Things Frederick County Maryland podcast. Our guest Emma Jagoz is the proud owner of Moon Valley Farms in Woodsboro Maryland. Emma shares her history and inspiration, in developing her farming style and how she provides food to individuals and local run restaurants alike. She discusses her community supported agriculture and the continued growth of her self-built piece of the Frederick farming community.   Address: 9700 Gravel Hill Rd., Woodsboro, MD 21798   Website: https://www.moonvalleyfarm.net/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moonvalleyfrederick  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moonvalleyfarm/  ____________________________________________________________ Follow and Connect with Us ____________________________________________________________   Check out our websites, apps and much more www.steeplesandpeoples.com Like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Steeples&Peoples Join the conversation on Twitter https://twitter.com/SteeplesPeoples Follow us on Instagram pics https://www.instagram.com/steeplesandpeoples                        Reach out to us on Snapchat at: steeplespeoples Watch our Tik Tok at: steeplesandpeoples ===========================  Feel free to let us know if you have any comments or questions By emailing us at: SteeplesandPeoples@gmail.com Voice intro: Steve Medley Don't forget to like, subscribe, and join us weekly to find out what's going on with "All Things Frederick County, Maryland" on the Steeples and Peoples podcast!!!

In this episode Alexandre takes us to the state of Goias in Brazil and the national park of Chapada dos Veadieros (the Deer Plateau) with its moon like landscapes, sweeping canyons and dry cerrado. We start in the Brazilian capital of Brasilia and give a brief overview of the sites and monuments. From there our journey takes us north, three hours by car, to the town of Alto Paraiso (high paradise). This town features numerous crystals unique to the area, cascading waterfalls and numerous UFO sightings. The area has a reputation as being a destination for hippies and nature enthusiasts alike.  Alexandre's cafe, Chapada Chill, is a must visit in Sao Jorge with its healthy food options, craft beer, artisanal cachaça and live music. From Sao Jorge you can easily access the Moon Valley, the secret waterfall and the Santos Trail inside the park itself featuring a 120 and 80 meter waterfall respectively. Be sure to loop in this stunning park to your next Brazilian adventure!Fun fact: Brazil is the largest producer of sugar in the world.  The Deer PlateauInstagram: @chapadachillUnesco World Heritage Site

On this episode of the Composting for Community Podcast, ILSR's Linda Bilsens Brolis and Sophia Hosain speak with Emma Jagoz, owner of Moon Valley Farm in Maryland. … Read More

Halloween is here and the GRANDON GROUP is giving it to you.  Join us for this episode of Arizona Real Estate Showcase and learn about some TRULY HAUNTED PLACES in #ARIZONA .  Also you will hear a first hand account of my experience with a Haunted house right here in MOON VALLEY.  The scary thing is that it's 100% True.  Thank you for making Arizona Real Estate Showcase and our Tv show THE LOCKBOX.TV a huge success.  We look forward to helping you with all of your Real Estate needs.Call 602-312-5610 for details or email me at JASON@INSTANTRENTERS.com 

The city of Moon Valley is being stalked by a savage killer that can move without sound, strike without warning, and whose howl contains a power granted only by the gods themselves. Lieutenant Hal Dillon is drawn into the killer's grisly web, and as he uncovers the incredible mystery of the killer's existence, he discovers something even more harrowing. He and the killer are united in a struggle against an enemy that has been stalking both of them for years. Hal finds himself locked in an epic battle between the forces of chaos and death, where the only way for him to win may be to disavow his own humanity. Hal and a group of his friends now must face their ultimate fears, with the fate of humanity hanging in the balance.   Book copies are on display and available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Book Depository, and other online resellers.

Show Notes No Agenda Episode 1365 - "Vaccine Poverty" "Vaccine Poverty" Direct [link] to the mp3 file ShowNotes Archive of links and Assets (clips etc) 1365.noagendanotes.com Sign Up for the newsletter Archive of Shownotes (includes all audio and video assets used) archive.noagendanotes.com The No Agenda News Network- noagendanewsnetwork.com RSS Podcast Feed Experimental IPFS RSS Feed Get the No Agenda News App for your iPhone and iPad Get the NoAgendDroid app for your Android Phone Torrents of each episode via BitLove document.write("Last Modified " + document.lastModified)This page created with the FreedomController Credits "Vaccine Poverty" Executive Producers: Travis Muellner Sir Greybeard of the Moon Valley Adam Ziegler Eric Guth Sir Vegas Ray, Knight of Naked City Sir Lather of Indecision Eric Badley The DiLoreto Sisters' Mom Chrissy P wyatt wermes Murr Dame Meowdison Amanda Wiant Swarthy, from the Desert. SIr Puhfunk of the Trolls Jeff Eberenz Dude named Jay of the Portage Lakes Scott Battaglioli Dame Swannee Mike Bruer Associate Executive Producers: Brian Dennison David Matheu Sir Charles of the Coin Operated Laundromat and Dame Courtney of the Impor-Unt Moun-Un Sir Bates Knight of the 19th hole Dick Dick Become a member of the 1366 Club, support the show here Boost us with with Podcasting 2.0 Certified apps: Podfriend - Breez - Sphinx - Podstation Title Changes Sir Robert Smiley -> Baron Knights & Dames James Meyer -> Dude named Jay of the Portage Lakes Mike Bruer - 35 on the 12th Raymond Berry -> Sir Vegas Ray, Knight of Naked City Mac Johnston -> Sir Greybeard of the Moon Valley Arne Carlsson -> Sir LionMediumRare of Possumtown Mrs Muellner-> Dame Zepher Art By: Darren O'Neill End of Show Mixes: Archimedes Johnson Engineering, Stream Management & Wizardry Mark van Dijk - Systems Master Ryan Bemrose - Program Director Back Office Aric Mackey Chapters: Dreb Scott Clip Custodian: Neal Jones NEW: and soon on Netflix: Animated No Agenda Sign Up for the newsletter ShowNotes Archive of links and Assets (clips etc) 1365.noagendanotes.com New: Directory Archive of Shownotes (includes all audio and video assets used) archive.noagendanotes.com RSS Podcast Feed No Agenda Lite in opus format NoAgendaTorrents.com has an RSS feed or show torrents document.write("Last Modified " + document.lastModified)This page created with the FreedomController 21583 Keywords

This week on the PIKE PLACE PODCAST, Jerry and Bob welcome JOSE LUIS AMESQUITA, the ARTIST and CREATOR of MOON VALLEY DESIGNS. LUIS has been a MARKET CRAFTSPERSON for 36 YEARS! A native of PERU , listen to a WONDERFUL TALE of LOVE and ADVENTURE as LUIS TELLS his JOURNEY to the PIKE PLACE MARKET. LOVE, HIPPIES, ART, SOCCER  and CUMBIAS and MORE LETS LISTEN!      

The Farm Credit AgVocates Podcast interviews Emma Jagoz, Founder of Moon Valley Farm CSA to learn how she started her CSA in her neighbor's backyards and grew to their own 25 acre plot. After the pandemic struck, she shifted the CSA from catering to high end restaurants and chefs to feeding consumers with their extended season of growing. Find the episode notes here: mafc.com/blog/agvocates-podcast-emma-jagozView all episode notes here: mafc.com/podcast

This review comes from the Luxury Cigar Club July box. Aaron, Mark and Josh light up the Valacari Mark V Moon Valley while talking about old friend cigars. Those cigars that used to be in our normal rotation but haven't picked up in a while that we are smoking again. First break is 17:10, Second break is 33:17. Total smoking time is 1:38:00.

Denise El Habach (BryantDee@gmail.com) is a High School Counselor in Phoenix, Arizona. When we talked in April, she was just about to send off the graduating class of 2020 from Moon Valley High School. Denise was surprised to discover in the quarantine just how much she was able to reach out and help students and parents. As for lows, she was sad for the high school seniors who missed out on the rites of passage that come with prom, graduation, and moving on to adulthood. Her watershed moment was Friday, March 13th when her family was driving back to Phoenix from California. "It seemed like it just exploded." She and her husband were shocked when they went to the grocery store and saw the shelves were empty. "Okay," they said, "this is happening."When we talked, Denise wasn't sure how the school was going to celebrate commencement. Moon Valley ultimately did a virtual graduation in May 2020. She missed her family, rolling the windows down in her car, and small, convenient things. Hear Denise's interview wherever you get your podcasts.Show notes: Denise loved learning how to use Screencastify and video chats, like Google Hangouts, Duo, Skype, and Zoom. Connect with Denise: BryantDee@gmail.comInterview Date: 4/27/20Connect with us:Click here to tell us your story.Why is it called More and More Every Day? Click here to read our first More and More post. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @smcchistoryClick here to join our mailing list.

On the first episode of Illuminate Your Plate, I chat with Maryland farmer Emma Jagoz of Moon Valley Farm, who has had to change her business model to respond to the changing environment caused by this pandemic. I speak with Emma about why she became a farmer, why it's important to support local farms and how she's been able to shift her business from mostly serving restaurants through the winter and spring, to connecting with more consumers through her CSA program. Emma talks to us about her hashtag Local is the New Normal and why it's better to wait for the best produce of the season than eat the poor quality stuff traveling thousands of miles.

Between Thursday of one week and Tuesday of the following week, Emma Jagoz, owner and farmer at Moon Valley Farms, completely pivoted her business. One week 100% of her produce was serving the best restaurants in the Baltimore, DC, and Frederick areas. By the next week, she had opened her CSA early to provide fresh, safe food to her local community AND, by partnering with local organizations, she was also supplying shares to out-of-work restaurant workers. If this sounds amazing to you, as it did to me, consider  that with 2 kids under the age of 2, Emma started this farm in her parents backyard, growing it over the last 9 years to serve up to 100 local restaurants and 250 CSA members. Emma makes a habit of doing great things… and the best thing, is that she invites us to do them with her. Listen to Emma Now About the Carryout in COVID Series Of all the conflicting information we're receiving these days, I'm having the most difficulty reconciling the call to support small, local businesses with the command to stay home as much as possible. Can I support small restaurants without contributing to the spread of the virus? I felt the best way to answer this question was to hear the stories of businesses in crisis and ask THEM my questions. A variety of guests including owners, farmers, and journalists, are participating in this series, so make sure you check back to get a new perspective each day. Highlights of This Episode Starting with 2 children 2 and under From a backyard plot to serving 100 restaurants and 250 CSA members All injustice boils down to food access Pivoting over a weekend from 100% restaurant sales to open the CSA early New procedures to keep employees and customers safe Partnering with her community and organizations to provide shares to out-of-work restaurant workers How To Find and Follow Fish Scale Restaurant Website: Moon Valley Farm Instagram: @moonvalleyfarm Facebook: www.facebook.com/moonvalleybaltimore How to Find and Support Emma's Partners in Providing Fresh Food to Out-of-Work Restaurant Workers Friends and Family Meal DC: www.friendsandfamilymeal.com Friends and Family Meal on Instagram: @friendsandfamilymeal Woodberry Kitchen Website: www.woodberrykitchen.com Woodberry Kitchen on Instagram: @woodberrykitchen How to Find Meghan Bakes Cookies Thanks to Meghan for connecting me to Moon Valley Farms and for brightening my days with her beautiful designs!!!

The Team Harden series continues with one of their best players in one of the top defenders in the country in Trent Hudgens as we chop it up about playing for Team Harden, playing for Moon Valley, his offers the NBA and so much more. Then, Zach Schumaker gives you guys a full 60 pick mock draft followed by who he believes will become the top 45 players in this draft class. SchuZ also gives you guys insight on the guys he see's being moved tonight. Finally Zach gives the fans what they love with SchuZ Zone where he has you guys covered with a few topics that the media didn't cover enough such as the player's going overseas, the way the Warriors congratulated the Toronto Raptors and so much more. SchuZ Views Episode 21 might just be the best one yet. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/SchuZViews/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/SchuZViews/support

Sermon Text: 1 Timothy 1:12-17

Sermon Text: 1 Timothy 1:12-17

This week's guests are Emma Jagoz & Jason James of Moon Valley Farm a small scale, woman owned farm and CSA in Baltimore County Maryland.

The Moon is a pretty barren place. Sure, there are a few buggies, some golf balls, a flag, urine bags, a family photo. But it's mostly empty. If a company called ispace has its way, though, Earth's closest space neighbor will soon(ish) be the site of a bustling, industrial city full of workers and tourists. Moon Valley, the dreamers call it.

Kvartett Francesco Cafiso leikur lögin Imagination, Polka Dots and Moonbeams, Lullaby of Birdland, What's New, Speak Low og Willow Weep For Me. Kvartett Gerry Mulligan og Chet Baker flögin Five Brothers, Ide's Side, Funhouse, Tea For Two, I Can't Get Started, Darn That Dream og My Funny Valentine. John Dankwort leika lögin Stompin' At The Savoy, Days Of Wine And Roses, Moon Valley, Son Of Sparky, Spooks og Close To You.

Kvartett Francesco Cafiso leikur lögin Imagination, Polka Dots and Moonbeams, Lullaby of Birdland, What's New, Speak Low og Willow Weep For Me. Kvartett Gerry Mulligan og Chet Baker flögin Five Brothers, Ide's Side, Funhouse, Tea For Two, I Can't Get Started, Darn That Dream og My Funny Valentine. John Dankwort leika lögin Stompin' At The Savoy, Days Of Wine And Roses, Moon Valley, Son Of Sparky, Spooks og Close To You.

On March 11, 2011, Kazuya Yoshida's lab at Tohoku University in Japan started shaking. Things fell from the ceiling. The bookshelves collapsed. Off the coast of the city of Sendai, the ocean floor had ruptured, triggering a magnitude 9 earthquake and tsunami waves that inundated inland regions. Although it only lasted minutes, time seemed to dilate. When it was finally over, nearly 16,000 people were dead. For many of those left, there was no water, no power, no phone connection.

Dr. Hines was born and raised in a small community in Iowa. He attended University of Iowa for his undergraduate degree in Integrative Physiology and is a graduate of the University of Iowa College of Dentistry, class of 2010. Upon graduation, Dr. Hines became an associate at a large private practice in Toledo, OH. Dr. Hines associated at this practice for 5 years while he refined his skills and learned how to manage a large private practice.   When Dr. Hines felt he was ready to purchase a practice of his own, he set his sights on Phoenix, AZ where he patiently waited and analyzed available practices. In October 2015, he purchased Dental Care at Moon Valley, a 9-operatory, 3,300 sq ft practice in North central Phoenix. In the short 1 1/2 years of ownership, Dr. Hines has increased collections over 20%, with 2017 projections over 2.1 million. Dr. Hines looks forward to continued growth of his practice and potentially expanding to other parts of the valley.   Dr. Hines has a passion learning dentistry. He can often be found in study clubs, CE’s across the country, interacting on dentaltown message boards or even at the Townie Meetings!   www.dentalcareatmoonvalley.com