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Why Joel Salatin is so excited by Pasture Cropping

Appropriate Technology, Courses & Workshops, Regenerative FarmingBy Kirsten BradleyOctober 6, 20112 Comments

Why was Joel Salatin so excited when we took him to visit Col Seis’s pasture cropping farm last year? I think it had to do with Joel wanting to close the loop on his regenerative farming enterprise by plugging one of the biggest holes Polyface Farm has: grain inputs for animals. The idea of truly…

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