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When this community garden lost funding, buying compost became too expensive, and they simply couldn't produce enough themselves. Their solution was to grow in huge amounts of woodchips, including some that were surprisingly fresh.
Healthy soil doesn't happen by accident. It starts with protecting the living ecosystem beneath your feet.
Joel Salatin wants to liberate Americans from over-regulation with neighbor-to-neighbor food commerce.
In an interview on "The Corbett Report," glyphosate expert Michael Antoniou, Ph.D., outlined what he sees as the biggest failures that have kept the "deceptively toxic" herbicide on the market despite a growing body of independent research li
Planting potatoes doesn't have to mean digging trenches. In this video, I'll show you my favorite low-effort method using nothing but seed potatoes and a thick layer of straw. Less work, easier harvests, and a few key mistakes to avoid along the way.
Joel Salatin and Dr. Sina McCullough reflects on America's 250th birthday along with the current state of food freedom as a country.
Your garden has been deemed "non-essential."
U.S. lettuce supplier Taylor Farms expanded on July 17 its voluntary recall of iceberg lettuce from central Mexico due to concerns over its link to a cyclospora outbreak affecting Americans across the country.
Joel Salatin shares one of the most critical aspects of regenerative farming and why pastured poultry are the perfect beginner-friendly farming endeavor.
Once food is 'seedles', guess who controls life
Are you tired of asking bureaucrats for permission to feed your family? In this Q&A, Joel Salatin tackles the challenges of marketing regenerative farm products in rural areas and explains why finding your urban "tribe" is the key to success. Joel ar
...as US Special Envoy for American landowners
Yanasa TV breaks down "The Heat Dome Trap": a precision strike on the corn crop during its most vulnerable window, hitting a system already pushed to the brink by record-low cattle numbers and a global fuel crisis.
In this video, I revisit my no soil raised garden bed experiment 2 years later and show how I've been filling it for free using organic matter from around my property -- compost, garden waste, straw, woodchips, prunings and mulch.
From California's fruit and vegetable farms to the Midwest's vast corn and soybean fields, agriculture looks very different across the United States.
Watch: Morano on Fox on Europe retreating from meat & cow emission restrictions: 'This is one of the most significant developments in two decades'...
In this episode, I sit down with regenerative farmer Rick Clark to discuss the future of American farming and how regenerative agriculture is reshaping the way food is produced.
A catch-all term for a variety of growing techniques as simple as mulching to as complex as cover cropping, regenerative agriculture is especially useful in the coffee belts where nutrient-poor tropical soils and heavy rainfall make erosion a real th
Joel Salatin demonstrates the most effective way to create fertile soil through intentional herd management.
Join us for a peaceful morning on the homestead as we take you along for our real-time pasture rotation chores. There's no step-by-step tutorial here, just a behind-the-scenes look at what daily life really looks like as we move livestock to fresh pa
Are your animals struggling? Vet bills got you down? Concerned about what vaccines are doing to your animals and our food system?
Glyphosate is in the news again.
I sit down with MIT scientist Dr. Stephanie Seneff to break down how a common weed killer wound up in our food, our gut, and our bodies.
A common question people have when starting a farm is how to get a lot out of small acreage. There is a surprising amount you can do with a little farm and Joel Salatin's regenerative farm approach is not just for large operations. In this Q&A instal
Could local communities feed themselves without relying on the systems that dominate modern agriculture?
The Small Business Administration (SBA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have signed a memorandum to counter lawfare targeting rural communities, ranchers, farmers, and small businesses.
Supreme Court Decision on Roundup Weedkiller Highlights Another Dangerous Pesticide -- Paraquat
Colorado's ranching community is at a breaking point.
Below is my column in the Wall Street Journal on the bizarre claim of Gov. Gavin Newsom and others that the Framers would have supported wealth taxes, including the proposed Billionaire's Tax.
Why has the independence of the American farmer and rancher become a threat to centralized power?
