We adopted 5 precious siblings, quit our jobs, took the kids out of school, sold our pretty house, bought an old mink farm, started composting, built a garden, got some rabbits, chickens, sheep and pigs. We’re in year 3. Goal is to grow all our food and train others to do so. Grateful in Nova Scotia 🇨🇦

@kated4359

Жыл бұрын

You’re my hero! Love your story; God bless you❣️

@longarmsupplies

Жыл бұрын

What a wonderful thing to do!

@riumudamc4686

Жыл бұрын

Sounds good, but you must have had significant savings, because that is hobby farming. you aren't making any money doing that

@patriciajohnson7703

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful! God Bless you and your family !🙏🙏😇

@johncarnettie6804

Жыл бұрын

Over priced medical and cheap food Capitalism and socialism trash talk

Joel should be USDA commissioner

@tpulling83

Жыл бұрын

He should demolish the USDA. Less government, more citizen control

@DixieLivingHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Better yet, abolish the USDA.

@mr.skipper4544

Жыл бұрын

Under my administration he would certainly be offered that position

@TheTrueKat

Жыл бұрын

Demolish the USDA and the FDA just for starters!

@brusselsprout5851

Жыл бұрын

He would be killed by one of a number of interested factions.

"You cannot have freedom without participation." Spot on, Joel.

I love Joel Salatin ❤️ I’m so grateful for incredible people like him, with true morals, integrity and class...not to mention massive his knowledge. I’ve learned so much from him the past few years, and he and other homesteaders inspired and equipped me to start growing my own food in my suburban neighborhood. I’m actually adding raised beds to my front yard this weekend too. I pray that inspires neighbors to stop wasting effort growing useless grass, and start growing food. We’ve been greatly deceived to think a grass lawn is what’s “Normal” & acceptable. I’m also growing my own micro greens in my basement, started my seeds last weekend in my basement to get a head start on the summer growing season, and I’m doing my own sprouts. If I can do it, anyone can do it. Next year I may take the step to laying hens too. God put it on my heart to in 2019 to start growing my own food, but in 2020, I went into overdrive with it. I want out of the wicked system we are enslaved to.

@wesleybarber5612

Жыл бұрын

Amen!! Well said

@marylee2732

Жыл бұрын

There are 6 states making human compost legal, Washington 2020 Oregon 2021 Colorado 2021 California 2022 Vermont 2022 and New York 2022. They are forcing farmers to buy this compost to restore nitrogen. I am flabbergasted.

@deannabow2266

Жыл бұрын

Sally: By any chance, would you please accept a student to follow your guidance to live in your area and learn step by step by your guidance? Thanks 🙏 Have a blessed day 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🌺🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️

@Growmap

Жыл бұрын

@@marylee2732 Humanure is safe IF it is composted long enough AND the people contributing are not taking medications. Commercializing it is unhealthy. But most people don't care as they're still eating commercial food.

@MissChievousRN

Жыл бұрын

@@marylee2732 What do ALL those states have in common???

Joel’s words ring true to me. I’ve read several of his books and watched a bunch of his videos which have inspired me to start my own little market garden. After too many years sitting at a desk under artificial lights I’m now a beginning farmer starting in my 60’s. My friends think I’m crazy while they are retiring I’m starting a new occupation that is probably best for a much younger person but I pray for god to give me the strength to get the things started so I can leave behind a farm to a much younger person who is inspired by Joel’s words way before they are in their 60’s.

@silentedict4256

Жыл бұрын

God speed, brother!

@inotaarto8719

Жыл бұрын

May God bless you and yours brother 🕊️

@LianAve

Жыл бұрын

We too have begun the farm life. It’s never too late. God’s timing is always perfect. Enjoy the new lifestyle!

@giancolabird

Жыл бұрын

Me too! In my 60s. Living my dream, one step at a time

Thanks for all you do Joel. Blessings to your family and all the hard working natural farmers of the world.

Joel is an amazing man! My husband and I had the opportunity to visit his farm, Polyface Farm, last summer! He has a farm which is very transparent and works like a well oiled machine. We have also for the past 7 years have been following Homesteaders of America. A conference every October is Virginia. We need to wake up and see our food is under attack and HOA teaches one how to be more self sufficient and self sustaining!

@grizzlygrizzle

Жыл бұрын

White Oak Pastures in Bluffton, GA is a similarly-integrated farm. I hope this approach catches on more broadly.

@johndoh5182

Жыл бұрын

@@grizzlygrizzle Slowly but surely. NOT using chemicals and incorporating a bit of thought and some manual labor out-competes farms that use chemicals, not in quantity but using the systems of sustainable ag. costs less money once you get the soil up to quality.

@davidb2206

6 ай бұрын

ALL food producers should be open to the public at any time, unannounced, and transparent like Mr. Salatin does. If a food producer is hiding where our food comes from (such as sneaky labels with missing country-of-origin), why should we trust them?

dude is a genius. thanks for this. i wish more HUMANS not just americans would get this kinda mindset. great vid.

@johndoh5182

Жыл бұрын

He doesn't rely on ONLY his own knowledge. Now, the way they work their farm I believe is a method Joel helped to devise but I can't remember if he based it on books he had read. The thing that he says that to me has the most impact when you listen to entire conversations about raising animals and crops is, the soil is the product. I'm paraphrasing but that's the general point. He raises animals I believe more than crops, so for really good info in that regard there are better sources of info, but Joel is a master at creating beautiful pasture land that's very healthy and he rotates different animals over it in a scientific way to produce the best pasture via very healthy soil. This is somewhat similar to something Elon Musk has said but I wouldn't compare those two people because Joel is a genuine caring human being, and Elon is about becoming incredibly wealthy so he can build his rockets and space program to take billionaires to Mars once the earth is ruined. But his statement is basically, the factory is the product. In both cases, when you get the core of what you're doing to a best possible solution, the thing that comes out of that system is as good as possible.

@scottanddebranelson8419

Жыл бұрын

@@johndoh5182 yeah it's simple yet vital that we have the same mindset in all that we endeavor actually. but we as a country really need to get back to the way of being self reliant and that at it's core is water/food independence. and we wont get there again if we don't start thinking like him.

"Could it be Hillsdale?" What a great question! In all my schooling they never told me to be a farmer. Now I'm trying to become one.

We each need to get back to having our own organic gardens.

@normanwells2755

Жыл бұрын

How does that work for someone in an apartment?

@jamesbass7981

Жыл бұрын

@@normanwells2755 in the 60s up until the 80s,we had farmers markets, people who grew gardens or small truck farmers could care there produce to a farmers markets and they would buy it, and then sell it to the local grocery stores and others. People that lived uptown could go buy affordable produce most anywhere. The farm bills,turned into Corp farms subsidiaries , instead of small farmers. Republicans and Demacrats are Guilty!

@normanwells2755

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesbass7981 There are still farmers' markets. They charge an arm and a leg more than super markets. Have you checked out Joel Salatin's prices? Good for him if he can find enough rich fools to buy it. $19.50 for a pound of bacon, $12.25 per for eggs if you buy 4 dozen, $6.50 a pound for turkey straight across, $12.25 per gallon of milk...... probably an average 4 to 5 times supermarket prices. Is that affordable for the average family? His target market must be virtue signalling yuppies with money to burn who actually beieve it is value. Good for them. Good for him. What about the rest? The rest need high volume, safe, cheap food. Which is what the Green Revolution has provided since the early '60s and meant 8 billion people eat better than 3.5 billion did before that. If his low commercial input model worked to create prosperity Zimbabwe would be the richest country in the world. He thinks his products are better. But I have bees too and would never tell any one that honey is better than granulated sugar just becasue the ratio of glucose to sucrose is slightly different. My tomatoes are good but I've tasted good greenhouse ones too. My peas and carrots are real good but are they worth the processing costs to blanche and freeze them? Decisions in life are trade offs. And over all traditional ag is the best value for the most people. Salatin is a success. The market could probably handle a few more suppliers like him since apparently a new customer is borne every minute according to P T Barnum.

@alivewithhemp4989

Жыл бұрын

@@normanwells2755 Grow food in pots. Use your southern windows or grow lights.

@alivewithhemp4989

Жыл бұрын

@@normanwells2755 you can grow nutrient dense microgreens on your counter.

I'm about 10 miles north of Hillsdale college. Trying to do exactly what he's saying. We run a small cabin rental/kayak/backpacking camp on the St Joseph river. Trying to do the Eco Farming while maintaining the natural surroundings. It's challenging, but we like doing it. And we got eggs.

This doesn't just apply to agriculture. Chatting with my local village shop keeper, he lamented the recent tripling of his electricity bill. I pointed out that the building used to be a mill, and that the stream was a ready source of green energy right on his doorstep. It would make all kinds of sense to generate electricity there for the shop and others, especially if it's three times as expensive now. He looked at me as if I was mad, and said "That's just not . . ." then he went silent. Months back I tried to have a conversation with him about his AC problem. He has so many refrigeration units running in such a small space that he has to keep the air conditioners running at full power for most of the year just to keep the air temperature down. I tried to explain how all that hot air could be used to move air around and cool his shop, but it all sounded too expensive and complicated to him. I haven't mentioned that the water running past in the stream is usually at the exact same temperature as he's trying to maintain in all those fridges. He could run most of his fridges by connecting them to a simple network of hoses. What would be the point? He'd never go for it, and I understand. Can you imagine all the objections, red tape and expense he'd be subjected to for trying to install a water wheel, a passive airflow system or a bank of water cooled fridges? I'm sure he could push ALL that through the local planning system . . . if he was extremely rich, but as a small business, there's no way he'd get these ideas past them, or his bank manager. It's only human nature to want to fit in. We don't like to stand out or be seen as different, and a shop with a water wheel, water cooled fridges and passive AC would certainly be a bold move, but given the tens of thousands a year they currently spend on electricity, he could significantly lower his prices and attract more business all at the same time. Instead, it's up for sale, running at a loss, with no interest, and we're all expecting our local shop and post office to close soon. How myopic.

@charlesdevier8203

Жыл бұрын

Not everyone can see through the fog. Great post!

@calisingh7978

Жыл бұрын

Can ferment cow poop too, It really is beating your head against a glass ceiling.

@razer2981

9 ай бұрын

Be persistent! Ideas away from the normal aren't embraced right away. Just look how many years Joel Salatin farmed the way he did before the methods he used started to catch on.

I almost didn’t recognized him without his hat and suspenders/overalls! Love this man 🐓 🌽 🚜

Joel Salatin is a common sense sage and a great orator!

@BonnieBlue2A

Жыл бұрын

He is an American treasure. ❤️

@normanwells2755

Жыл бұрын

@@BonnieBlue2A Some treasures should be taken out to a deserted island and buried

@Esper320

Жыл бұрын

​@@normanwells2755 starting with you?

@normanwells2755

Жыл бұрын

@@Esper320 I didn't say I was one.

Joel Salatin (and Greg Judy) are attracting young people into regenerative farming. Hopefully, this will succeed the current retiring farmers.

Excellent content from Joel, as usual! I’m only a micro farm on our 2 acres but part of the macro solution here at Honey Creek farm in northern AZ….thanks Hillsdale!

Salatin = Godfather of Homestead Ag! It's real, and he is totally right!!!

This man is a pioneer in sustainable living practices. We need a culture that does not destroy the health and life that God has given us. Permaculture and regenerative agriculture point the way.

I love this man, thank you. I buy most of my food from the Saturday market from farmers in my state, They use regenerative methods.

More people should grow their own food. Auto irrigation with moisture sensor. Food forest. Rain collection. Grey water. Dwarf food trees for small spaces.

I am old, I have watched you since you danced in the bee outfits well a bit earlier but that is what really grabbed me. Thank you for all you do, I know it is hard, and a long journey and has had a lot of bumps on the way. But I do and show you to anyone I can and how you work to help humanity and farming. Again all I can say is THANK YOU, to you and your family, for supporting and instructing everyone who needs to learn, because without people like you, without you, and yours our world is really fucked.

The truth could not be told any better and clearer, this man should be getting recognition from all over the world, he speaks from the heart

Brilliant! Hillsdale admin - listen to what this man is saying!!!

Wow! I'm so inspired! NOW what? I would love to see Hillsdale sustain it's food supply!

@TheHonestPeanut

Жыл бұрын

Make a small hot compost pile if you haven't and can. Grow whatever food you can, even if it's in containers on a patio. Check out farmers markets and CSAs. If you're not yet, get informed and active in local government. Advocate for rank choice voting and vote for progressive politicians.

@Live.life.simple.9832

Жыл бұрын

TheHonestPeanut rank choice voting doesn’t work, I know because my state uses it and it completely messes the outcome up! We had a race this last election default back to the incumbent ticket because they couldn’t get a true count of the race. It is horrible! We as a state are looking to vote it out soon.

@TheHonestPeanut

Жыл бұрын

@@Live.life.simple.9832 what do you think went wrong?

Joel is a national treasure! 🇺🇸

This is so true and perfectly put. I want to thrive, not just survive. Thank you Hillsdale for allowing Mr. Salatin speak.

Very sad fact. Not a lot of incoming farmers. 4H and FFA programs are struggling.

@texaslovelylady

Жыл бұрын

Struggling because it cost to join a bit much, my son is interested but I couldn't ever afford it. I raised money for it at Tractor supply, for...?

EXCELLENT....would love to see a documentary on how the college implemented some of his ideas.

I think this about covers it Ladies and Gentlemen. Let's get to it!!!

Hillsdale hosting Joel salatin to speak is needed. Have him back every year if possible. Republicans and libertarians need to be land stewards and food freedom oriented like Joel is.

@BCSTS

11 ай бұрын

What about everybody else? Can't we also be land stewards & freedom oriented as well ? Or are only Republicans allowed?

@David-kd5mf

11 ай бұрын

@BCSTS of course everyone should be land stewards of all political leanings but it just needs to be emphasized on the right more

@davidb2206

6 ай бұрын

@@BCSTS Not with an open border. That destroys the land stewardship in a major way, in addition to the increased population pressure. The Democratic-marxist Party is really anti-environment on a major scale.

We had to attend a continuing ed class a few weeks ago. The one class was on fertilizer (all farmers) the other on sprays( we grow veg./fruits for farmers markets)... At 53 I was the youngest person there.🤯.

Have been your biggest fan and follower since I worked in your neighborhood Joel and lived down the road in Shenandoah County. Your model and demographics are unique. You need to let beginners know that up front. I have lent your books out to people who have subsequently sold the farm as they could not meet your sales in Virginia. One fellow read a coupe of your books, followed them to a T and just sold his farm that has been in his family over 100 years. None your fault but we need to let the people know the risks up front. Thank you for your hard work and influence. PS - we don't have enough people to farm. Heads up as mechanization and mega farms will increase. I'm retired USDA and work with that sector still.

All it takes is one person making one change and it can be on the correct path.

Glad to see that my favorite farmer came to speak at my favorite college!

The perceived barrier to entry is land ownership. People should learn about leasing land and buying through owner-financing. There a millions of acres of unused farm land sitting dormant all across the U.S.

@mikewurlitzer5217

Жыл бұрын

And stop and repeal the Federal take over of land which takes it out of production.

Some 15 years ago I and my family vacation on Polyface Farm’s… to get an in person, understanding of joels attitude of regenerative farming. It was real, and it was beautiful…. The whole thing reminds me of one of the founders of our nation and Thomas Jefferson…… his vision of our country, was a democratic agrarian ideal. Unfortunately, Alexander Hamilton, and the financiers won out!

@kathynoble6939

Жыл бұрын

I agree, Hamilton was right about the need for a Federal government to channel resources....BUT he definitely seems to have been an "elitist" and striving for "Power Over".

Thank you for such an important message!! Lord bless you!

Our farm didn’t feel any think !!!!!! this is words millions for farmer which to be able say and billions of people will need to happen very soon. It is a victory speech.

this man should be in charge of the agricultural department.

Joel S. For secretary of Agriculture!

I think it's time for Joel to run for president. Sir.

I love this. Thank you for this inspirational push. Inspiration is the greatest gift you can give to your fellow man. I'm richer now. God bless you.

@yeboscrebo4451

Жыл бұрын

“Inspiration is the greatest gift you can give to your fellow man.” I had to think about that for a minute. I think the truth of that statement is quite profound.

Joel Salatin. Great speech and an amazing farmer! God Bless You Joel we need more farmers like you in America. Our society would be healthier and sane and prosperous if we would learn from and practice your methods.

Thankyou Hillsdale college and Joe Salatin for inspiring me today with this video! Keep inspiring hearts for change!!!

Joel Salatin for president!! can you imagine how much better our long term future prospects would be? at current state our grandchildren will wonder why and hate us!!

I pray this message gets to Joel 🙏 First off thank you for this (truth) amazing speech, I myself speak to many about the poison in our food & water😭 How we can make a difference by growing our "grocery store" foods. Too many depend on grocery stores, not realizing it's 90% processed foods, the disturbing amount of chemicals that most have in them! My question to you, how can/could myself & others start to unite our communities to start Food Forest? I am from the great little town of Hillsdale. When we come together & help each other, so many positives outcomes begin❤️ As I say there is a solution to every problem! United We Stand 🇺🇸 One Nation Under GOD ❤️🙏

@ARasputinaFan

Жыл бұрын

All it takes is one person to start that change, and when others see the change and see you being honest, open, and successful they will follow. FYI keep scrolling down these comments: looks like there are others posting in your area looking to build community, too!

Joel Salatin has a wealth of knowledge, his most recent book is worth it's weight in GOLD. Especially for women such as myself that haven't had many men around to pass around this type of knowledge.

@katiekeehner5984

Жыл бұрын

Which book!? I’m sure theyre all great but I want to know where to start

@finallyfriday.

Жыл бұрын

Blaming men? Nice. Cause division because that helps.

@ameliam7898

Жыл бұрын

@@finallyfriday. she wasn’t blaming men - she was actually being very complementary toward them - including Joel…

@finallyfriday.

Жыл бұрын

@@ameliam7898 As a mind reader you're qualified to speak for her, I see. And yes, she did. Otherwise she would have said "a person like me doesn't have anyone to teach me." But she brought gender into her answer to pass on responsibility of mentoring onto men.

@ameliam7898

Жыл бұрын

@@finallyfriday. the irony & hypocrisy of you calling someone else a mind reader is rich. I had an amazing dad & brother - both of whom I lost 4 mos apart. I wish I could have had ‘my men’ in my life much longer. Ever think that maybe she is in a similar situation? Yeah didn’t think so…

It's about time that I watch a good video on agriculture that talks about stewardship❤

For those who haven't read it, Mr. Salatin's book 'Everything I Want to Do is Illegal' is hilarious, with his sense of humor. Highly recommended.

My sister and I have been saying this for decades, no one listened until now. And now they're in a panic.

We need to bring back the Local Farmers Markets, small Truck farmers and families can sell there local grown produce to them and people in the City or anywhere can come and buy affordable produce

@victorygarden556

Жыл бұрын

Laws get in the way nowadays, good luck

@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123

Жыл бұрын

My daughter and son in law are market vegetable and flower farmers, they grow organically but can’t claim it because of the fees, inspections and regulations are expensive, rental on a farmers market booth is expensive, land taxes are expensive and so on, unfortunately the government has made it difficult for the little guy to make it, big corporations get all kinds of cuts, can employ slave labor(illegal immigrants), ship their produce across country and it be cheaper than a local can produce…. It’s infuriating! We have a lot of things we need to change and getting rid of government overreach is a big one so we can get back to the way it should be ! Blessings

@theurbanthirdhomestead

Жыл бұрын

Wow. They deleted my comment about farmer's markets just being a way for government and insurance companies getting their share of your profits.

@theurbanthirdhomestead

Жыл бұрын

You already gave them their share when you bought your seeds, your pots, your dirt, your beds, your greenhouses, your water, your fertilizers and compost, etc...

@theurbanthirdhomestead

Жыл бұрын

I suggest Craigs list, Next door, and Fake book to find people to trade with.

Love Joel. Glad to see him on here

this is important thank you. please talk about how food insecurity is harming the health of millions

@grizzlygrizzle

Жыл бұрын

Today's "Huns" are China, the WEF, and the Biden Administration.

This all sounds right to me. Think about the Amish. This is pretty much the way they do it and it works for them. So I believe it would work for all of us.

First found out about Mr. Salatin when Ron Paul was running for President. My goal has been to move back to rural area and start up my Homestead. The housing fluctuation due to the pandemic and govt spending has me in limbo. Trying to find a country home that isn't overpriced by 100k right now is very hard to come by in my area and other states I used to consider moving to are much more expensive as well. F the govt and centrally planned economies. F THE Fed Reserve and the rigged economy.

How lucky they were to have Joel give that speech

Farmers’ kids need to be taught to love their legacy farms, not abandon the family farm to Chinese or Cartel buyers and their 💰💵.

@davidb2206

6 ай бұрын

Don't ever sell American land to aliens (non-citizens). It is not reciprocal. An American expat is prohibited by national law from buying even a small home in all of Asia. Everything must be reciprocal. Instead, millions of foreigners bought up houses in California. No country in the world allows this.

Well we're late but we made it. 🤠 and we approve of this message 🤘

Fantastic! I love this man and his methods.

I never understood the yard idea. Why we decided it was a good idea to grow grass around every house in America is beyond me.

@Alex_Riddles

Жыл бұрын

I have the greenest lawn in my neighborhood. Maybe it has something to do with the chicken tractor I've been dragging around the yard.

@ARasputinaFan

Жыл бұрын

The large front lawns were a status symbol, showing wealth and that they didn't need to farm for food.

@davidb2206

6 ай бұрын

I have literally never grown grass in my yard. Owned a house in 4 states. Grass is such a waste of time, water, and resources. Does nothing for my ego. I always, always grow some food in my yard.

Covid gave us a transient peep hole through which we could view the fragility of our supply chain, particularly our food supplies. If you dont get rid of your debt, move out of urban areas, and learn self-sustaining skills, you will only have yourself to blame.

Excellent words. Excellent

I would vote him to be President!

What happens if we combine aquaponics, vertical farming, vermiculture, and hydroponics?

In severe disasters, local food supplies are essential.

Your options are grants or usda loans that make you beholden to them and their stipulations to run your business. They tell what you can grow and they will tell you when you have to destroy your crop. 3rd option the one I'm taking is starting micro building a home stead and building from there

In economics and industrial design, planned obsolescence is a policy of planning or designing a product with an artificially limited useful life or a purposely frail design, so that it becomes obsolete after a certain pre-determined period of time upon which it decrementally functions or suddenly ceases to function, or might be perceived as unfashionable. The rationale behind this strategy is to generate long-term sales volume by reducing the time between repeat purchases. It is the deliberate shortening of a lifespan of a product to force people to purchase functional replacements.

I (37 years old) want to be a farmer, and have for several years. But land access and set up costs are the barriers that prevent me

@davidb2206

6 ай бұрын

You'll have to lease land in the beginning. Even Mr. Salatin does. And you'll have to work doubly hard and long hours; no way around it.

Thank you! He is correct!

can I give 100 thumbs up instead of just one?! Yes Yes Yes

God bless this man!

Freedom Gardens - WWII

HE IS WHAT CAN SAVE US.

6:16 This is really the take-home message. It's no mystery chronic diseases are so high.

Good stuff! Industrial agriculture has been giving farming a bad name for years. Bigger isn’t necessarily always better! Although, my grandsons think those big tractors and trucks are cool. We should be able to feed ourselves and everyone in this country without having to import food from anywhere else in the world. Unfortunately so many people are looking for the easy way to get by. All you really need to do is follow the money. We’re so distracted by which world leader is trying to take over a neighbor for whatever resources they can get their hands on. I’m in that 60 year old group! My kids have grown up and moved on. My bride and I are getting too old to keep shoveling manure and pulling weeds! Over the years, I’ve milked cows, raised pigs, chickens ( butchered hundreds!) finished out cattle and raised gardens every year! I remember filling the hay mow so full I had to reach down to get bales of hay off the conveyor and throw them up over my head to make room for more! Don’t mention changing the silo unloader chute down a door or two! Fished and hunted too! We’ve busted our humps to get here and when we turn around, it’s not that manure fork that they have their hand out for! All we can do is keep chugging along. But it does make me wonder what the future will be when we are gone. By the way, this farm has been in our family since Lincoln was president! And I ain’t going anywhere until they wheel me out like they did for grandpa!

Wow my family been doing this in the hills of Arkansas for years. Nice.

Joel is a real hero

The world needs more I told you so’s from Mr. Salitin

A superb lesson in common sense.

I love this man!!!!

Very Inspiring!

Joel Salatin 2024

Beyond great info…

Thank you

Bravo!

Fantastic speech!

Awesome illustration of our current situation, and more importantly, solutions as to how to remedy!.....we don't see enough of this 'full circle' dissertations these days.

Excellent! A video that has relevance and hope!

I suggest two other speakers concerning agriculture. Mike Callicrate Ranch Foods Direct and Will Harris White Oak Pastures.

BRILLIANT Joel, A BIG THANK YOU!

Loved every word! Thank you 🙏

Right.. Here in Quartzsite AZ. thousands of retired RV people park all winter. You will not see anyone outside of their rigs much less going for a mile walk.

He is my hero!

Amen!

It’s up to consumers - yes!

Right on Joel

Much appreciated

Inspiring.

Yesssssss! 🎉👏🏻

Wyoming is the best when it comes to food freedom, but still has a very long way to go.