Joel Salatin truly nailed the core issues. Thank you and Brownstone Institute for posting it.
We have certainly learned — some of us at least 😱🤣 — from the ever-increasing scope of the mRNA catastrophe just how corrupt, evil, and deadly the ‘regulation’ supervised by captured regulators can be.
The regenerative-ag model beautifully and so elegantly inverts that embedded evil. Your joy of that discovery is palpable‼️❣️
Collectively, we have a massive boulder to push up the hill. The more shoulders into the task, the quicker we will succeed.
And we WILL succeed. Many many signs that we are breaking through…
I started following him, years ago, when he started his wonderful farm. I agree, wholeheartedly, that he has the road map to get us out of the land & foods mess that the modern assembly line food production has made. One of these days I will visit his farm.
I was there. Yes it was a great speech. For a more in-depth experience similar to what Mr. Saladin has experienced, watch the television series Clarkson‘s Farm. It is entertaining for sure but also HIGHLY informative regarding what farmers have to contend with these days.
As a farmer in Ontario, Canada, I concur. The public seems unaware of the daily trials and tribulations us farmers face year round. I swear some think all the products at the grocery store just magically appear from 'the back room'. For example, I just went on the 1st vacation I have had in over 35 yrs. Because it is almost impossible to hire someone to replace me even if only for a few days or a week.
In coming days, I hope we get more posts and articles, summarizing some of the points made by speakers as well as the private citizens who attended this symposium. Thank goodness we have the Brownstone Institute.
Dr. Rose - it was wonderful to meet you this weekend at Polyface. Your presentation with Dr. Cole was fantastic and I look forward to your discussion of your paper. Thank you very much for all you are doing to ensure truth continues to be shared. R, Mark
this was our 8th visit to Polyface for some event or other. all are great but this one was the most high profile. the tour, even though short and by no means complete, compared to the other 7 i've been on was, well- Joel was on fire! at his very best, preaching the gospel of farming as husbandry and stewardship rather than as conquest and pillage.
the food is spectacular (and VERY local) and we always leave with a cooler filled with polyface meat to take home.
on our way out sunday morning, we stopped at the freezer to get our purchases which they kindly let us keep there overnight, and met Susan, the woman who takes care of Joel's mother and who baked the AMAZING cookies that were selling in the store. when i mentioned that i felt her cookies were underpriced (you would pay MUCH more for cookies that good!) she explained that she had prayed about it and God seemed to be telling her what to charge. so everyone there who bought cookies has the Lord to thank
I attended one Brownstone retreat last year in Connecticut. It was fantastic and lifted my spirits, proving that people like us are NOT alone. There are still some adults in the room.
I second having at least some of your writing in more lay speak if possible. I'm a smart person but only pick up a fraction of most of your articles although I often struggle through anyway. You're awesome.
He's a boss!💯 Regen farming makes pure sense. As a farmer, I know that part of why it gets slandered, mislabelled, twisted and ignored, is that it works. And can return 8x the yield of conventional, and within 3yrs*. That is very disruptive to current understanding of both conventional and organic farming interests.😉 Not only that, because of the increased nutritional benefits and diversity of microbial life, it also disrupts the medicine and pharma cartels profit margins. Then add in the effects of a truly healthy population (from farmers themselves, to their direct and indirect customers) on education, military, and business, suddenly you realise it makes complete sense WHY political and industry have fought tooth and nail to stop regen farming from becoming mainstream.
Would I love to see Regen become the standard method for agriculture, yes and hopefully 1 day i will. What would help that happen faster?
If everyone began growing b something at home. Regen style. In a plot, in a pot, on a balcony, or in some vacant lot. Just grow something. Its not rocket science. Like the Victory gardens during WWII-we could have more than enough food for each, AND help rebuild circadian health that has been decimated by techbro crews and the sacredest of cows- the telecommunications industry! 😉🤫
I remember a sign at Polyface during the Covid Scam… “Masks: your body your health your choice”. My home-away-from-home! Thanks for the sanctuary, Joel!
My family has been using Polyface Farms for about 3 years now as we live in SE Virginia and we love their products. I know my endorsement as well as yours may limit supply to my family, however, it is still worth the shout out as it may benefit others and could provide the impetus for other commercial beef farmers to adapt to a growing consumer base that they may be unaware of.
Thank you Jessica for your hard work these last 5 years, we’ve been with you since almost the beginning.
Joel Salatin truly nailed the core issues. Thank you and Brownstone Institute for posting it.
We have certainly learned — some of us at least 😱🤣 — from the ever-increasing scope of the mRNA catastrophe just how corrupt, evil, and deadly the ‘regulation’ supervised by captured regulators can be.
The regenerative-ag model beautifully and so elegantly inverts that embedded evil. Your joy of that discovery is palpable‼️❣️
Collectively, we have a massive boulder to push up the hill. The more shoulders into the task, the quicker we will succeed.
And we WILL succeed. Many many signs that we are breaking through…
I started following him, years ago, when he started his wonderful farm. I agree, wholeheartedly, that he has the road map to get us out of the land & foods mess that the modern assembly line food production has made. One of these days I will visit his farm.
Pardon me, as a mere Brit, for feeling envious...You see, we have people in our country who couldn't run a bath...
Jeremy Clarkson's british show on Amazon Prime is sending the same message. Powerful and yet, funny too. Must see! https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B095RHJ52R/
wonderful show!
Maybe not, but you have the BEST sense of humor. ;)
Sometimes it's the only thing keeping us going...
I was there. Yes it was a great speech. For a more in-depth experience similar to what Mr. Saladin has experienced, watch the television series Clarkson‘s Farm. It is entertaining for sure but also HIGHLY informative regarding what farmers have to contend with these days.
As a farmer in Ontario, Canada, I concur. The public seems unaware of the daily trials and tribulations us farmers face year round. I swear some think all the products at the grocery store just magically appear from 'the back room'. For example, I just went on the 1st vacation I have had in over 35 yrs. Because it is almost impossible to hire someone to replace me even if only for a few days or a week.
BLESS you, Char Renaud!!
In coming days, I hope we get more posts and articles, summarizing some of the points made by speakers as well as the private citizens who attended this symposium. Thank goodness we have the Brownstone Institute.
Jeremy Clarkson's british show on Amazon Prime is sending the same message. Powerful and yet, funny too. Must see! https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B095RHJ52R/
i was there too! it was out 8th trip to polyface for events. we went 4 times last summer, once a month. it's sacred ground
Dr. Rose - it was wonderful to meet you this weekend at Polyface. Your presentation with Dr. Cole was fantastic and I look forward to your discussion of your paper. Thank you very much for all you are doing to ensure truth continues to be shared. R, Mark
this was our 8th visit to Polyface for some event or other. all are great but this one was the most high profile. the tour, even though short and by no means complete, compared to the other 7 i've been on was, well- Joel was on fire! at his very best, preaching the gospel of farming as husbandry and stewardship rather than as conquest and pillage.
the food is spectacular (and VERY local) and we always leave with a cooler filled with polyface meat to take home.
on our way out sunday morning, we stopped at the freezer to get our purchases which they kindly let us keep there overnight, and met Susan, the woman who takes care of Joel's mother and who baked the AMAZING cookies that were selling in the store. when i mentioned that i felt her cookies were underpriced (you would pay MUCH more for cookies that good!) she explained that she had prayed about it and God seemed to be telling her what to charge. so everyone there who bought cookies has the Lord to thank
I attended one Brownstone retreat last year in Connecticut. It was fantastic and lifted my spirits, proving that people like us are NOT alone. There are still some adults in the room.
I second having at least some of your writing in more lay speak if possible. I'm a smart person but only pick up a fraction of most of your articles although I often struggle through anyway. You're awesome.
He's a boss!💯 Regen farming makes pure sense. As a farmer, I know that part of why it gets slandered, mislabelled, twisted and ignored, is that it works. And can return 8x the yield of conventional, and within 3yrs*. That is very disruptive to current understanding of both conventional and organic farming interests.😉 Not only that, because of the increased nutritional benefits and diversity of microbial life, it also disrupts the medicine and pharma cartels profit margins. Then add in the effects of a truly healthy population (from farmers themselves, to their direct and indirect customers) on education, military, and business, suddenly you realise it makes complete sense WHY political and industry have fought tooth and nail to stop regen farming from becoming mainstream.
Would I love to see Regen become the standard method for agriculture, yes and hopefully 1 day i will. What would help that happen faster?
If everyone began growing b something at home. Regen style. In a plot, in a pot, on a balcony, or in some vacant lot. Just grow something. Its not rocket science. Like the Victory gardens during WWII-we could have more than enough food for each, AND help rebuild circadian health that has been decimated by techbro crews and the sacredest of cows- the telecommunications industry! 😉🤫
I remember a sign at Polyface during the Covid Scam… “Masks: your body your health your choice”. My home-away-from-home! Thanks for the sanctuary, Joel!
he actually lost some customers over that sign
I love your lay speak..
My family has been using Polyface Farms for about 3 years now as we live in SE Virginia and we love their products. I know my endorsement as well as yours may limit supply to my family, however, it is still worth the shout out as it may benefit others and could provide the impetus for other commercial beef farmers to adapt to a growing consumer base that they may be unaware of.
Thank you Jessica for your hard work these last 5 years, we’ve been with you since almost the beginning.
God Bless you my friend!
Thanks for sharing Dr Jessica Rose 🌹 👍
Perhaps Polyface Farms could hold a retreat type event
for MAHA, Ag, and other relevant officials.
Food quality diversity, security, purity and proximity could be emphasized,
as could Nature's alternatives/rebuttals to our chemical "solutions".
Overlooked health benefits for workers could also be featured - grounding, exposure to beneficial soil microbes, near-infrared exposure & more.
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Pass this on to someone who may know Joel Salatin, RFK Junior,
Ron Johnson and/or belong to a progressive health advocacy organization. 😁🙄
Thank you for sharing this excellent message.
Yes, just watched his amazing solid presentation.. Hoping your talk as well as Dr. Cole and Dr. Malone and others are published. Many Blessings