Mark A Robbins

age ~63

from Beulah, WY

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Also known as:

Marka Robbins

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Beulah, WY
Sundance, WY
Belle Fourche, SD
Sturgis, SD
Windsor, CO

Us Patents

Method Of Expanding Grazing Range And An Animal Feed Supplement For Use Therein
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US Patent:

6390024, May 21, 2002
Filed:

Dec 21, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/745609
Inventors:

Mark Alan Robbins - Sturgis SD
Assignee:

Hubbard Feeds, Inc. - Mankato MN
International Classification:

A01K 2900
US Classification:

119174
Abstract:

The present invention relates to a method for improving grazing distribution and an animal feed supplement for use therein. The method comprises the steps of identifying a plurality of underutilized rangeland areas and providing an animal feed supplement in a first underutilized rangeland area. The animal feed supplement attracts the livestock to the first underutilized rangeland area and encourages the livestock to graze once there.

Grazing Range Expansion Method
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US Patent:

6561133, May 13, 2003
Filed:

Jan 28, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/059806
Inventors:

Mark Alan Robbins - Sturgis SD
Assignee:

Hubbard Feeds, Inc. - Mankato MN
International Classification:

A01K 500
US Classification:

119174, 119 5103
Abstract:

The present invention relates to a method for improving grazing distribution and an animal feed supplement for use therein. The method comprises the steps of identifying a plurality of underutilized rangeland areas and providing an animal feed supplement in a first underutilized rangeland area. The animal feed supplement attracts the livestock to the first underutilized rangeland area and encourages the livestock to graze once there.

Preconditioning A Wildlife Foraging Area
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US Patent:

7028639, Apr 18, 2006
Filed:

Jul 24, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/626293
Inventors:

Mark A. Robbins - Sturgis SD, US
Assignee:

Ridley Block Operations, Inc. - Mankato MN
International Classification:

A01K 29/00
A01K 39/01
US Classification:

119712, 119174
Abstract:

The present invention, in one embodiment, is a method of using a plurality of domestic ungulates to precondition a foraging area to enhance the attractiveness of the foraging area to a plurality of wild ungulates. The method comprises selecting the foraging area to be preconditioned, selecting a target period, selecting a preconditioning period, and providing at least one highly palatable, portable, self-limiting, animal feed supplement in the foraging area during the preconditioning period. The target period is when the plurality of wild ungulates uses the foraging area once it has been preconditioned. The preconditioning period is when the plurality of domesticated ungulates preconditions (i. e. , forages) the foraging area for use by the wild ungulates during the target period. The highly palatable, portable, self-limiting, animal feed supplement attracts the plurality of domesticated ungulates to the foraging area and increases the length of stay of the plurality of domesticated ungulates in the foraging area.

Method Of Expanding Grazing Range And An Animal Feed Supplement For Use Therein
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US Patent:

7143720, Dec 5, 2006
Filed:

Mar 24, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/395532
Inventors:

Mark Alan Robbins - Sturgis SD, US
Assignee:

Ridley Block Operations, Inc. - Mankato MN
International Classification:

A01K 29/00
A01K 5/00
US Classification:

119174, 119 5101
Abstract:

The present invention relates to a method for improving grazing distribution and an animal feed supplement for use therein. The method comprises the steps of identifying a plurality of underutilized rangeland areas and providing an animal feed supplement in a first underutilized rangeland area. The animal feed supplement attracts the livestock to the first underutilized rangeland area and encourages the livestock to graze once there.

Reducing Ungulate Pressure On Post-Burn Areas In Mosaic Burns
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US Patent:

7143721, Dec 5, 2006
Filed:

Jul 25, 2003
Appl. No.:

11/126376
Inventors:

Mark A. Robbins - Sturgis SD, US
Assignee:

Ridley Block Operations, Inc. - Mankato MN
International Classification:

A01K 29/00
US Classification:

119174
Abstract:

The present invention, in one embodiment, is a method of reducing ungulate pressure on burned sub-areas within a mosaic burn area. The method comprises identifying an unburned sub-area within the mosaic burn area and providing at least one highly palatable, portable, self-limiting, animal feed supplement in the first unburned sub-area. The highly palatable, portable, self-limiting, animal feed supplement attracts the ungulates to the first unburned sub-area and increases the length of the ungulates' stay in the first unburned sub-area. The ungulates are attracted to the first unburned sub-area by the supplement in preference to the burned sub-area with new growth.

Grazing Method For Controlling And/Or Eradicating Noxious Plants Including Invasive Plant Species
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US Patent:

7536979, May 26, 2009
Filed:

Dec 14, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/304476
Inventors:

Mark A. Robbins - Sturgis SD, US
Assignee:

Ridley Block Operations, Inc. - Mankato MN
International Classification:

A01K 29/00
US Classification:

119712
Abstract:

The present invention is a method of controlling noxious plant species. The method comprises identifying a target area in a foraging area, selecting a treatment period, selecting an ungulate specie, providing an animal feed supplement at a first deployment location in the target area, and introducing the selected ungulate specie to the animal feed supplement in the target area during the treatment period. The target is considered such because it includes a noxious plant specie. During the treatment period, the selected ungulate specie will interact with the noxious plant specie in the target area. For example, the ungulates interact with the noxious plant specie by eating the noxious plant specie and/or by trampling the noxious plant specie. The animal feed supplement is highly-palatable, portable, self-limiting, attracts the ungulate specie to the target area, and increases the length of stay of the ungulate specie in the target area.

Supplement For Maintaining Rumen Health In Ruminants
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US Patent:

7718187, May 18, 2010
Filed:

Apr 23, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/421295
Inventors:

Mark A. Robbins - Sturgis SD, US
Kenneth Swanson - Mankato MN, US
Assignee:

Ridley Block Operations, Inc. - Mankato MN
International Classification:

A23K 1/18
US Classification:

424438, 119174, 424484, 424715, 424717, 426 2, 426 74, 426807
Abstract:

The present invention includes a method of maintaining rumen health in ruminants. The method includes providing to a ruminant a low-moisture block made of molasses and having a buffer. The low-moisture buffer block is specifically designed such that licking rather than chewing consumes the block. The licking action of the cows increases salivation, which acts as a natural buffer for the maintenance of the overall rumen health.

Method Of Reducing Herbaceous Fuels In Areas Susceptible To Wildfires
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US Patent:

8146539, Apr 3, 2012
Filed:

Apr 30, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/433331
Inventors:

Mark Alan Robbins - Sundance WY, US
Assignee:

Ridley Block Operations, Inc. - Mankato MN
International Classification:

A01K 15/00
US Classification:

119712, 119174
Abstract:

A method of reducing herbaceous fuels may include identifying a region to reduce herbaceous fuels, dividing the region into susceptible areas, placing the susceptible areas in an order, and introducing an ingestible into a first susceptible area in the order. The method may also include selecting an ungulate group and the ingestible may be highly palatable, portable, and self-limiting. Placing the susceptible areas in an order may include analyzing the susceptible areas for a level of susceptibility, prioritizing the susceptible areas based on each area's conditions and surroundings, and/or considering practical aspects of treating all of the susceptible areas of the region. The ingestible may be moved throughout the region to reduce herbaceous fuels.

Lawyers & Attorneys

Mark Robbins - Lawyer

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Specialties:

Antitrust & Trade Law
Health Care
Corporate & Incorporation
Msba Food and Drug Law Section
Business

ISLN:

1000507944

Admitted:

2000

Mark Robbins - Lawyer

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Office:

Epport, Richman & Robbins, LLP

Specialties:

Business Law
Commercial
Banking
Bankruptcy
Real Estate-Related Transactional
Litigation Matters

ISLN:

902109184

Admitted:

1986

University:

University of California at Los Angeles, B.A., 1983

Law School:

Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, J.D., 1988

Mark Robbins - Lawyer

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Office:

Bereskin & Parr LLP

Specialties:

Trademarks
Litigation
New Media/Copyright

ISLN:

900430471

Admitted:

1994

University:

University of Toronto, B.A., 1989

Law School:

Queen's University, LL.B., 1992

News

Suspected Prostitute Busted After Demanding $50 And Nachos From Undercover Cop

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The woman, Crystal Hotlosz, 36,was arrested and charged with solicitation and possession of criminal tools. She had a driver with her, identified as Mark Robbins, who was charged with promoting prostitution.
Date: Nov 17, 2016
Category: U.S.
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The charges against Swallow, Shurtleff

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Shurtleff is accused on the second trip of hitting up Jenson for $2 million to pay another businessman, Darl McBride, to take down a website critical of Mark Robbins, a Utah developer who had been a former Jenson business partner. Jenson refused the request. He later was charged with eight felony
Date: Jul 15, 2014
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Kansas City Repertory Theatre's 'A Christmas Carol' Review

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th Marley rising from through floor and coming through the door in a foggy mist, roaming the stage whilst warning Scrooge. This year Marley (the estimable Mark Robbins) rises through the floor, wrestles Scrooge to the floor and nearly strangles him with the chains he wears, that he forged in life. I
Date: Dec 04, 2013
Category: Entertainment
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KC Rep's 'A Christmas Carol' draws strength from familiarity

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Charles Fugate admirably reprises the role of Dickens. Mark Robbins delivers another vivid performance as Marleys ghost. T.J. Chasteen as young Ebenezer and Vanessa Severo as Belle once again make their doomed romance convincing and passionate in a few quick strokes.
Date: Nov 27, 2011
Category: Entertainment
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