Joel Salatin: Stacking Fiefdoms
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2015
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Using Polyface farm as an example, Salatin offers templates for structuring symbiotic partnership fiefdoms for multi-generational farm success. Rather than building a business around employees,Polyace germinates entrepreneurial stand-alone fiefdoms. Former interns and apprentices develop their own production and compensation requirements under the Polyface umbrella, enabling young farmers to be fully employed from day one without capitalization. As a model for creating scalable and viable localized food security clusters, farm partnership offer community, efficiency, and low cost entry. - Наука та технологія
I just found Joel Salatin, yesterday. The value of this talk is priceless. Thank God for Mr. Salatin, his intelligence, passion and willingness to share it all.
That was one of the best talks I've heard him give.
Yup, and considering how inspirational his speeches are, that's saying a LOT!
The most Inspiring Wisdom of Joel Salatin…Powerful👊. Thank You Joel.
Who wouldn't want to work with such a positive person, and carve out their own career in such a nurturing environment?
Wow...wish I'd had this information about 30 years ago... it's truly farming of the future! And the exact kinds of things young people are hungry for. They don't wanna be wage slaves, they see the world floundering... how much better to be involved with solutions that pay them in money and experience, that they have control over... I can't think of a better combination!
LibertyBooksAZ It's never too late to help one of these young zealous people to get started. 😉
Never too late to become one of those zealous people. :-) Col. Sanders didn't really get started until he was in his sixties. Bring wisdom to bear as a force multiplier!
this is like a whole basket full of good advice. not just in business but in life. Joel you are awesome
This is the most incredible session... I've watched it a dozen times and have taken it to heart. My goal is to enable this and grow it myself.
Man. Joel Salatin takin' me back to church, ya'll.
Joel Salatin for president
My Man Firing on All Cylinders Hope Peace and Prosperity Excellent Presentation.
Every farmer and entrepreneur should listen to this wonderful Christian man. He is an example of American ingenuity and why this Nation originally became great, and what being a Capitalist is all about. Thank you Joel for bringing your experience to the public.
Crapitalism
@@dungeonmaster6292
Dungeon Master, interesting.
One video of him processing chickens changed my life.
@@hipgroove68
I hope you did not become a dungeon master.
21:03 deserves a like by itself
+Brian Murphy and the guru from Maryland... lol!
Thank you Diego for providing this and so much more inspirational content
The Pastor of Pasture.
Please teach the masses-the collective Harmony of all how to farm and build and economics and innovation nation. Thanks
thank you very much for this talk! It's too late to blame my parents for the way they educated me... but at least I understand now why I am good at certain skills and not good at some others. It's not too late to work on those... 🙄
Openings of the mind who would have Thunk it Thank You. A Real Entrepreneur
As someone who is on the outter fringes of that "Know thy self," community I love Joel's Impressions. It somes us up nicely. Tho I am kinda an in between. Point is that was funny as hell. Some of us take ourelves a little too seriously. XD
Value Added Barter System. Freedom to Farm A Genius
This was amazing.
A true genius. Who looking to collaborate with others on this?? Talk to me.
Big ag still has too much control scaling up and slaving with trickle down...urban sprawl led to rural sprawl
Very inspiring.
Great talk!
How to tame wolves. SO valuable to me I hope I can find the strength wisdom and opportunity to use this knowledge someday soon
This is what true Capitalism is all about...
Is this man the Peter Schiff of agriculture ? I loved the talk, and all related materials ✌
Joel is a follower
of Doug Casey.
They did a UA-cam
video together.
Peter Schiff is also an expert on the economy.
what 6 ppl from monsanto disiked this video? damn paid corporate trolls!!
Davey Face Excellent!
Thanks for sharing ❤
Very good information
A man around here grows thousands of mushrooms a week for restaurants with zero land outside of his basement.
I wonder if there is a template available of the contracts?
Ironically having this contract defeats the purpose - to use it as a legal protection in court.
One of his books offers examples of his MOUs
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A contract is an agreement or plan on how to proceed.
Such an amazing man!
great guy
Is it just me or did Joel
Salatin just make a compelling case for feudalism?
Only voluntary.
He is actually a
political libertarian.
His avoiding wages is a way to make people free from his control to give himself more freedom.
Genius
10:45
6:24
I have my first five cows on the least farm.
Don't get me wrong. I love Joel. But all his videos seemed the same and he appeared to be a one trick pony. This video proved that I was mistaken. Awesome lecture
Farmers necessarily have a diversity of skills. No doubt this man is intelligent.
I don't understand why you are weeding. Is there even such a thing? My point of view is that weeds don't exist.
perennial couch grass?
It depends upon how thick you cover the ground with useful vegetation. If a weed is useful then it isn't a weed.
I found out the hard way that it is very important. take his example, beans ( I took it as in green) - much "weeds" or useful ( I do agree they are useful, they all have a job) or even too closely planted or un-thinned ( which technically is aka weeded out) bean plants, & you get issues from too much moisture being held in by the plants. In areas where its humid in summer, that is an issue !!! Mildew, "rust" & so on. for others, it is issue cuz it takes away moisture from the plants, or makes them hard to find ( potatoes, if you wait til plants are quite dried, esp. ). I understand why yall are tempted to pick on him on this, with modern cultures being so extremely anti-weed & not understanding all the good they do, but many of us do know & still have to weed, & its still the term for that activity & the term by which most everyone knows those, typically not very desired in one's garden, plants . BTW I am learning a lot more about no-dig this past yr ( already did mulching & was sorta trying no-dig) & how the tilling, even the initial plowing & tilling, is unnecessary & creates the weed problem. with no-dig there'll still be some & I love letting a lambsquarters grow a bit them giving it to my chickens.
A weed is a plant undesirable for the purpose of your production. Have a plant that is poisonous to cattle on your pasture? Its a weed. Have a short lived nutrient intensive quick seeding plant taking overbyour garden beds that is hurting your yields? Its a weed. Its not a moral judgment of the ecological value of a species in nature. Pretty simple concept...
@@jasonsimmons4319 You can always tell the people who do backyard permaculture compared to people in production agriculture
WAY TO MANY ADS FOR AN AGRICULTURAL VIDEO.😮💨🙄😒😑
Where is 'many?'
So basically you run ur business like a democracy not a dictatorship
Industrial farming in the US is the biggest welfare sponge of them all, barring perhaps the Military-Industrial Complex.
Apparently you have not checked the figures. The majority of the ag budget goes to snap. Joel Salatin wants to stop the agricultural subsidies.
@@jakebredthauer5100 farmers are debt donkeys and wellfare queens
I love Joel, but I certainly don't appreciate his demeaning criticism of farmers markets. What if, farmers are grown-ups? Grown-ups who know their own business and they can decide for themselves whether or not it is worth it for them to have a stall at farmers markets--even if they aren't making $2,000 every time? And what if, it's either people that get their local food at farmers markets or not at all?
What if anyone cared about your butt hurt take?
So what this guy does is mitigate risk, and transfer it onto the worker, injury your fault, crop failure your fault etc. I think he's gone too far... intensivisation yes, manipulation, profiteering and exploitation no. Just because you own a brand or means of production does not give you the authority to profit from poverty not really an original idea many companies do it i.e Apple, foxxcon etc. What if you can't work because you've got a cramp in your back? You have cancer? You have the Flu? You simply go onto the street and die?
What would be a fairer model? Perhaps a type of co-operative model, of course you need the capital to become part of this model so it's not straight forward, and yes you need reward for the harder works vs laziness. This would certainly be an issue for the likes of Joel as it wouldn't give him maxim return on investment. One things for sure this mindset is American, try this in Europe and people will simply not work for you, as an employer you have some responsibilities towards your workers that include fair pay, safe working environment... the more impressionable individual could be misguided into believing that this guy is entrepreneurial but if your removing risk and placing it onto other your in order to start your venture simply because you have more capital you just an opportunist.. At best!
This mentality of passing the buck for a slice of revenue has led to the US (and most other) farming sector's corruption.
Summary :this isn't revolution, just a rosy manipulation.
+B1GuD0G Fine. How about you go to Eurpoe and do it how you think it ought to be done?
Fact is, this is America... and farmers in America have been shouldering the risk, doing without health insurance, etc ever since America began.
If you want to coddle people, go right ahead.
But give me freedom or give me death.
+polly jetix I am in Europe, your negativity towards health care is why Europeanans (>50%) view the USA as a unlikeable failed state: race riots(given that all non indigenous people are a foreign race), inequality, gun tooting imperialist. people can't be left to die like vermin in the gutter, irony given the confused politics of the USA, were the Bible belt should be loving their neighbours yet they'll happy watch them die because they're not as rich enough, that called exploitation. if the business cannot survive on merit by being responsible it's a failed business... that is capitalism what you preach is oligarchy.
Glad you are in Europe. We're all happy now.
polly jetix Your glad because no one can actually derive logic in your Failed State... only spout oligarchy propaganda. USA 7 Trillion debt and counting... 0.6 trillion spending on defence EVERY year and huge subsidies to Monsanto and Corn producers. I'll stay in GMO free "Europe" thank. BTW no European defines themselves as from Europe as I wouldn't want to be confused with your imperialist cousins (English).
+B1GuD0G no race riots in Europe? No gun toting imperialists? Universal healthcare that is overbooked? No minorities that are discriminated against? You're obviously not up on current events, and your arguments are baseless. The disavowed Muslim minority, the nationalist and racist marches across the EU. France and the U.K. are bombing just as many countries as the US. Belgium is the gun running hub of Europe. Great Britain still occupies Ireland. When you are actually informed on any of these subjects, by all means share your opinion. In the meantime you sound as silly as Mr. Trump. Quit attempting to sound more intelligent than you are, shit stain.
Hypocrite much?
Preach against "food traveling long ways" but when the money is right, you do the same.
Most of what he says is good and well (minus the christian taliban side of things), but you can see what sucess and greed does to anyone.
Who are you talking to?
great guy