rabbit rancher on the North Coast, spoke about how Joel Salatin's approach to farming informed and enhanced his own techniques. His produce is sold to Zuni, Incanto, and French Laundry. Mark and John engaged in an interesting... (0 replies, last updated by pane March 13, 2007)

to separate themselves in the public mind’s eye from the industrial food system that’s out there. Look at Joel Salatin in Virginia and his “Salad Bar Beef”, “Pigerator Pork” and “Pastured... (8 replies, last updated by pnutthemovie April 8, 2009)

We just got our mail from yesterday and in the bundle was the latest issue of Mother Jones. Funny – the cover story is an excerpt from The Omnivore’s Dilemma. Lots of cool pictures of Joel Salatin's beyond organic... (42 replies, last updated by Morton the Mousse April 26, 2008)

. You just basically drive up to this sort of nondescript white building behind what I believe is the Salatin home and go on in. When we went Joel was there to sell us our items. We got one of his three final turkeys of the... (1 reply, last updated by Procrastibaker February 10, 2009)

if you google “eggmobile,” a term coined by the influential farmer-iconoclast joel salatin, you will see many movable coops or pens designed for pastured chickens. they are generally home-built by farmers and... (13 replies, last updated by Will Owen March 7, 2008)

No, very much based in reality. They are not allowed to roam a large pasture. See farmers like Joel Salatin (http://www.polyfacefarms.com/) and the Stoddarts (http://www.stoddart.ca/ - info on the chickens/eggs can be found at... (28 replies, last updated by acd123 March 7, 2008)

Shaner’s chicks have plenty of roaming outdoors and weeds and bugs. Probably not pastured as well as Joel Salatins in his mobile chicken coop at Polyface farms, but he might be able to direct you to someone in CA that does... (44 replies, last updated by bulavinaka June 21, 2009)

'd elaborate. You could also google him, or check Amazon for reviews. Joel Salatin's writings, and his farming theories and practice might also be thought provoking and worthwhile: http://polyfacefarms.com/ Of course, there’s... (29 replies, last updated by Louise June 1, 2007)

I live in Northern Virginia and we have wonderful farmers markets with excellent meats. I am fortunate enough to be able to buy from Bev Eggleston of Eco Friendly Farms. Eggleston is a protege of Joel Salatin (Polyface) and is a... (21 replies, last updated by monavano December 18, 2007)

Food Journeys on Monday to the grass fed dairies in Merced with a Joel Salatin talk afterwards in Turlock. The docent and hosts were wonderful and it was a day well worth the money. I would say over half the people on the bus to... (64 replies, last updated by Earl Grey September 5, 2008)

interviews with organic farmers like Joel Salatin of Polyface Farms. Here is a link to Joel's website, btw: www.polyfacefarms.com (85 replies, last updated by amanda3571 November 21, 2009)