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Joel Salatin Masterclass

13/2/2013

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I have been fortunate enough to receive a ticket to the "You can Farm Masterclass" with one of the world's most innovative farmers: Joel Salatin,  thanks to the Southern Rivers Catchment Management Authority who funded the ticket. The Masterclass explores setting up thriving, profitable and ethical small farms. I have heard Joel speak before and found his presentation riveting and came away with a head full of ideas for our farm. Polyface Inc, Joel's family farm is the hands on model for all he talks about, a farmer talking to other farmers. This model is taking off in so many places as it benefits the land and the people who work with it in such a positive way. I am particularly interested in his direct marketing model. Sunday at Kiama, can't wait.
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Pastured Chickens - Polyface style.
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Lisa
20/4/2013 08:35:56 am

Was this event amazing??? I hope he comes back to Aus sometime soon - Id love to attend something like this!

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