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Southern Maryland Meats 1 Why does it matter? 2 3 4 5 What do we need? 6 From Fie ield ld to Pla late - The Three Steps to Processing Meat 1. Slaughter: Stunning, skinning, eviscerating and cleaning; end products are carcass halves or

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Southern Maryland Meats

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Why does it matter?

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What do we need?

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From Fie ield ld to Pla late - The Three Steps to Processing Meat

  • 1. Slaughter: Stunning, skinning, eviscerating and

cleaning; end products are carcass halves or quarters which go into a cooler for immediate chilling

  • 2. Cut & Wrap: Cutting chilled half/quarter

carcasses to desired end size (primal, subprimal, or retail cuts.) And packaging as desired (e.g. vacuum packed subprimals, “case ready”) retail packages

  • 3. Value-added Processing: Grinding, casing,

smoking, drying, and otherwise transforming meat and trimmings from the cutting step into sausage, ham, bacon, jerky, charcuterie and other products; including “portion cutting,” cutting subprimals in to fixed-weight steaks, roasts and other retail cuts.

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What can we do?

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Mission Statement: Committed to enhancing farm profits, and building a brand that the community can feel a sense of shared

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and pride in.

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Training – Marketing – Promotion – Outreach

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St Step 1: 1: The So Southern Mary ryland Sl Slaughterhouse

Westham Butcher Shop 37404 Westham Lane Mechanicsville, MD Estimated Go Live Date: November, 2018 March, 2018 June, 2018

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What we need to do next xt

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Still Needed…Infrastructure Step 2: Cut & Wrap Facil ility Step 3: : Added Valu lue Operation

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But it’s not just about meat…

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What if if we could provide the

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Enhance farmers’ profitability Enable entry to bigger wholesale markets Increase the region’s capacity to meet consumer demand for locally produced foods Expand and fortify the region’s farm community Enable businesses to develop and expand using local farm products Create new jobs for the region.

For all Southern Maryland Farmers?

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Together, We Can

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Seriously, We have $1,0 ,000,000.00 to help make it happen…

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Regional Agricultural Center (R (RAC)

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A Place to Learn

Farmer workshops, research, classes, and continuing education.

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A Place to Create

Value-added goods: jams, jellies, pickles, relish, salsa, baked goods.

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A Place to Expand

Storage for farmers selling cold and frozen agricultural products

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A Pla lace for Equipment

Central location and easily accessible for the agricultural rental equipment.

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A Place to Sell

Farm stand, farmers market, meat case, and more….

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A Place to Unite

To aggregate and ship to grocery stores, restaurants, schools, and more…

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A Place for Everyone

Farmer, producer, baker, educator, researcher, consumer

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What can you do?

Consider taking our money and making your county the home

  • f the Regional Agricultural Center.

Together we can shape the future of Southern Maryland Agriculture

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