When your kids get old enough they could go there and get so much information for their farms. Wow what a great way to teach the next generation. Great video
I'm literally tearing up watching this. Love Joel so much. He's singlehandedly transformed the food system with his passion and expertise. You've done an awesome job capturing this!!
Wow! That was super fantastic. I hung on every word from beginning to end. Mr Salatin does use big words, LOL, but in the context he uses them, anybody can understand. If I can understand him definitely anyone can understand him. He is so knowledgeable that if I were closer I would go anywhere he is speaking. I love this trip y'all are on, one of my favorite videos so far. If I were a younger man I would jump at the opportunity to intern under him. Fantastic video guys, I was amazed at moving those pigs. Anyway long comment sorry, God bless y'all, stay safe, and we'll see you tomorrow. Jimmy
Thank you Thank you. I didn’t expect that we would get this much time with Joel and the in-depth with the interns. I figured maybe a taste, but you’ve really gave us a lot on your channel. Bless y’all and be safe.
So... 2 of my children were visiting Polyface Farm with their 4H group while you were filming. They were so excited to come home and tell me that they met Joel Salatin and saw you in the distance (and your family)(disappointed that they didn't meet you as well). Such a neat experience! Thanks for sharing all you do and inspiring another generation to embrace sustainable living!
Ah, bless you guys. Next time you see us please feel free to come and say hello. We love meeting our fans :) Maybe at the Homesteaders of American Conference this October.
You’ve done it again and made another incredible video! Joel Salatin is such an amazing teacher and it’s always so awesome to listen to him. Thank you, fqor sharing your time with him. God bless you and your family.
Great video! There is so much extra info about the pig system that I haven't seen in other videos and didn't hear about when we did the tour. Just small tidbits of information that can make a difference. How awesome to go behind the scenes with the interns! Outstanding crew! I am commenting on all the places you guys are posting with Polyface lol. Can you tell I am excited for yall to be at Polyface? 2 of my favorite farm families together.
What a great man he is. Working with all of nature and not mega corps to grow food and keep the land alive as nature has done for millions of years. I so respect how he willingly shares his wealth of knowledge with others. Totally selfless.
I absolutely love that interview with Joel. Talk about a guy really in tune to his business model, take the cost out and let nature feed them. Subbed with this one. I don’t even farm pigs or plan on it. But that was incredibly informative.
Im 20 now and live in the city but cant wait to buy some land and a house to start doing what you are doing. I love your way of life where you take it down to what life really is and I think that all humans need more of this. Im studying molecular biology and would love to somehow combine that with this lifestyle cause that would be amazing. I just dont know how to start and manage both having a farm and study/work at the same time and where I would be able to do that. If there are any other in their 20's comment so we can discuss what to do with our lives haha.
I could listen to Mr. Salatin talk all day. So interesting. I have watched many lectures he has given . I was so surprised to see Casey there. He is such a humble young man. Thank you Justin for introducing us to him and his channel. I subscribed immediately to his channel the first day we watched him at your farm. Best wishes and safe travels.
Wow!! super duper : ) Cooperation with the 'grand design' (i.e., permacuture, regeneration, etc.) is so much better than competition : ) looking forward to tomorrow.... thanks a bunch!
This is a jam packed, deep bedding teaching!(pun intended) Thank you for making the effort to visit Polyface. Shout out to the Yooper farm gal from MI!
I love my Virginia. From the mountains to the ocean. All encompassing beauty that never fails to inspire and uplift. Mr Salatin has a beautiful place in the Shenandoah Valley. I hope you enjoy your visit!
Very interesting. I never thought about what pigs see when people get amongst them and how easily they can be moved. Is it too late for you to add corn to the deep bedding in the Pigport? Would that be a problem with keeping the bedding inside if they dug too deep? Nice to see Casey.
its amazing if you read the bible and understand it, god gave us everything we need in our own ecosystems that if we put the hard work in at first the animals and what they put out takes care of us. all blessings to GOD thank you lord!!!
As a young boy, I drove a Berkshire boar over a mile to breed a neighbors sow in less than an hour just walking behind him and only moved right or left to allow him to see me if he veered off. He'd straighten out and keep going. Coming back was a little bit harder to get him started and then he settled back into rhythm.. less than an hour coming back. The second time it took about 3/4 of an hour...(he figured out where he was going...) I did carry a long stick with a flag on it and only yelled if he wasn't paying attention. Pigs are smart and if you're willing to get down and communicate once in a while they will know you're not out to harm them and will try to cooperate. Berkshires are the meanest and stupidest breed I ever worked with. Most of mine were Pole and China. BIG compared to yours.
Man, that's solid. This guy is amazing and what you've been doing, Justin, is the prime of the prime in engineering: create, adapt and improve. I feel really inspired by what you've been doing. Thank you!
3 Questions. Do they reseed the paddock after the pigs were there or is there seeds dormant in the soil that grows when pigs are off?. Does grass and herbatious plants get time to go to seed between rotation? How long between rotations?
5-12 days per paddock. 1/2 acre paddocks. 30-50 Pigs a paddock. At least 80 days of rest per paddock. Way more detail coming in "Permaculture Pigs" (coming out in October).
I have just watched a string of your videos about this man and his family/farm. You do a great job with these videos. You seem to have a real and deep interest in this, and you know how to ask pertinent questions without being an 'interviewer' as it were. I have the feeling I saw this man, Joel, in a video some years ago whose theme was farm-reared vs factory-farm-reared animals and the effect that has on the quality of the meat products and their healthiness (fewer/less bad bacteria etc.) Anyway thanks a lot for sharing these. I am enjoying each of them more than the last. By the way, are all American farm girls quite this attractive? I think I want to buy a farm in the U.S. :) Just kidding.
The FULL Course is out NOW! See Joel's FULL teachings, HERE: bit.ly/PermaculturePigsCourse
When your kids get old enough they could go there and get so much information for their farms. Wow what a great way to teach the next generation. Great video
I'm literally tearing up watching this. Love Joel so much. He's singlehandedly transformed the food system with his passion and expertise. You've done an awesome job capturing this!!
Ah, I'm so glad you liked it.
Mr. Joel is a great teacher. Loved the enthusiasm he has as he speaks about his farm.
preserve your religion 😂
Wow! That was super fantastic. I hung on every word from beginning to end. Mr Salatin does use big words, LOL, but in the context he uses them, anybody can understand. If I can understand him definitely anyone can understand him. He is so knowledgeable that if I were closer I would go anywhere he is speaking. I love this trip y'all are on, one of my favorite videos so far. If I were a younger man I would jump at the opportunity to intern under him. Fantastic video guys, I was amazed at moving those pigs. Anyway long comment sorry, God bless y'all, stay safe, and we'll see you tomorrow. Jimmy
Thank you Thank you. I didn’t expect that we would get this much time with Joel and the in-depth with the interns. I figured maybe a taste, but you’ve really gave us a lot on your channel. Bless y’all and be safe.
So glad to exceed your expectations.
Thanks for taking us along Justin
So... 2 of my children were visiting Polyface Farm with their 4H group while you were filming. They were so excited to come home and tell me that they met Joel Salatin and saw you in the distance (and your family)(disappointed that they didn't meet you as well). Such a neat experience! Thanks for sharing all you do and inspiring another generation to embrace sustainable living!
Ah, bless you guys. Next time you see us please feel free to come and say hello. We love meeting our fans :) Maybe at the Homesteaders of American Conference this October.
Apprentice Ashley is absolutely amazing! What a hard working and smart young woman! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
She sure is. We were totally impressed by her focus and leadership skills.
What a beautiful and caring way to raise pigs.
I love this Justin! Thanks for heading out and gleaning from these systems. Love from Tasmania, Australia 🇦🇺
Again another amazing video 😍 this channel brightens. My. Day Everytime you upload
You’ve done it again and made another incredible video! Joel Salatin is such an amazing teacher and it’s always so awesome to listen to him. Thank you, fqor sharing your time with him. God bless you and your family.
Great video! There is so much extra info about the pig system that I haven't seen in other videos and didn't hear about when we did the tour. Just small tidbits of information that can make a difference. How awesome to go behind the scenes with the interns! Outstanding crew! I am commenting on all the places you guys are posting with Polyface lol. Can you tell I am excited for yall to be at Polyface? 2 of my favorite farm families together.
This man is a national treasure.
That was amazing! The “pigness of the pig” made me laugh but yeah, get them doing what they were created to do!🐖
What a great man he is. Working with all of nature and not mega corps to grow food and keep the land alive as nature has done for millions of years. I so respect how he willingly shares his wealth of knowledge with others. Totally selfless.
I absolutely love that interview with Joel. Talk about a guy really in tune to his business model, take the cost out and let nature feed them. Subbed with this one. I don’t even farm pigs or plan on it. But that was incredibly informative.
Im 20 now and live in the city but cant wait to buy some land and a house to start doing what you are doing. I love your way of life where you take it down to what life really is and I think that all humans need more of this. Im studying molecular biology and would love to somehow combine that with this lifestyle cause that would be amazing. I just dont know how to start and manage both having a farm and study/work at the same time and where I would be able to do that. If there are any other in their 20's comment so we can discuss what to do with our lives haha.
I could listen to Mr. Salatin talk all day. So interesting. I have watched many lectures he has given . I was so surprised to see Casey there. He is such a humble young man. Thank you Justin for introducing us to him and his channel. I subscribed immediately to his channel the first day we watched him at your farm. Best wishes and safe travels.
Hahaha! The pigs will never sue you! CHECK!
Classic!
Wow!! super duper : ) Cooperation with the 'grand design' (i.e., permacuture, regeneration, etc.) is so much better than competition : ) looking forward to tomorrow.... thanks a bunch!
This is a jam packed, deep bedding teaching!(pun intended) Thank you for making the effort to visit Polyface. Shout out to the Yooper farm gal from MI!
Love it! You motivated me to start planting in my garden! Thank you for your videos
Yah!!
I love my Virginia. From the mountains to the ocean. All encompassing beauty that never fails to inspire and uplift. Mr Salatin has a beautiful place in the Shenandoah Valley. I hope you enjoy your visit!
It's breathtaking.
Beautiful Thanks. Looking forward to next lesson learned a lot here
I love how much I learn by watching your videos. Thank you for your hard work!
Wow. This was incredible. Everything had a purpose, he was so knowledgeable. Learned alot.
Justin, your showcase of Salatin pigness and pasture was awesome. Rebecca, you and Justin are an awesome team.
Gota love jolene, hes the best
Amazing system... He really have huge farm and I love the way he describes the nature. He for sure love it
Holy crap! Salatin is clearly a genius. Amazing stuff!
(And I'm just a random internet troll with no plan to farm. But I love your channel.)
LOL
that was very impressive
Thank you 😊
Joel is a great guy. Great farm. Been here a few times. Living close by helps. Keep doing what you do and God bless you brother
The last clip made my heart swell. You both are so precious
Who could thumbs down this?
That’s on my bucket list to visit polyface farms.
That was so awesome.
Genius, I tell ya. Thanks for the knowledge dump Justin.
Amazing! Thank you ❤️
Nice practice of husbandry. Use it to fertilize the agronomy needs😁😁😁. Sorri 4 wrong gramar.. jerry from phillipines.
14:24 _”Pigs don’t watch tv”_
And yet somehow we’re the smart ones?
Top tip from Joel, right there...
When Joel says "corn" I assume he means sweetcorn/maize? Would it work with barley or wheat grains I wonder?
"Leave the land a better place." 🌱🌱🌱
Very interesting. I never thought about what pigs see when people get amongst them and how easily they can be moved. Is it too late for you to add corn to the deep bedding in the Pigport? Would that be a problem with keeping the bedding inside if they dug too deep? Nice to see Casey.
Yes, it's too late.
its amazing if you read the bible and understand it, god gave us everything we need in our own ecosystems that if we put the hard work in at first the animals and what they put out takes care of us. all blessings to GOD thank you lord!!!
Really enjoyed this adventure you took us on!!
That was GREAT!
Thank you for showcasing the Polyface pig systems (and the people at Polyface) like this.
I LOVE JOEL! So happy for you guys to be able to go on a field trip to see it. Cant wait to see what you do with the new knowledge! So inspiring😍
As a young boy, I drove a Berkshire boar over a mile to breed a neighbors sow in less than an hour just walking behind him and only moved right or left to allow him to see me if he veered off. He'd straighten out and keep going. Coming back was a little bit harder to get him started and then he settled back into rhythm.. less than an hour coming back. The second time it took about 3/4 of an hour...(he figured out where he was going...) I did carry a long stick with a flag on it and only yelled if he wasn't paying attention. Pigs are smart and if you're willing to get down and communicate once in a while they will know you're not out to harm them and will try to cooperate. Berkshires are the meanest and stupidest breed I ever worked with. Most of mine were Pole and China. BIG compared to yours.
Sweet video. Love your content.
lol the music was matching the pigs
FANTASTIC!!! Thanks for sharing everything Justin!! We Love you and your family! Great work!!
You're welcome.
I like to put my old newspapers in with the pigs. They snatch them up and shake them like a dog. Its a fun activity for them.
Totally awesome 💝🇨🇦
A lot of good info
Awesome video my friend. I can't wait until the next one
My day is not complete without watching Justin 😊
Ah, that means a lot.
Man, that's solid. This guy is amazing and what you've been doing, Justin, is the prime of the prime in engineering: create, adapt and improve. I feel really inspired by what you've been doing. Thank you!
Nice vid.
3 Questions. Do they reseed the paddock after the pigs were there or is there seeds dormant in the soil that grows when pigs are off?. Does grass and herbatious plants get time to go to seed between rotation? How long between rotations?
5-12 days per paddock. 1/2 acre paddocks. 30-50 Pigs a paddock. At least 80 days of rest per paddock. Way more detail coming in "Permaculture Pigs" (coming out in October).
What grains was he feeding?
Sunrise Farms out of Virginia.
Awesome video, you're always nailing it. Thanks
I could listen to Joel all day
So quiet no pigs sqealng
THIS.. VIDEO.. WAS AWWWWWWESOME!!!!!
magic !! Thanks Justin
So beautiful, the silvo-pasture! Can you show more of that system? Thanks! great video!
We go into a lot more depth in Permaculture Pigs. Going out soon to Kickstarter backers and available to the public in October.
Love this channel and hate the haters
This video was very informative. I am just a fan of ur channel.
Welecome to the family :)
Amazing video! I can't wait to move and get pigs.
This guy is a pure genius !! 🐖🐖🐖🐖
I have just watched a string of your videos about this man and his family/farm.
You do a great job with these videos.
You seem to have a real and deep interest in this, and you know how to ask pertinent questions without being an 'interviewer' as it were.
I have the feeling I saw this man, Joel, in a video some years ago whose theme was farm-reared vs factory-farm-reared animals and the effect that has on the quality of the meat products and their healthiness (fewer/less bad bacteria etc.)
Anyway thanks a lot for sharing these. I am enjoying each of them more than the last.
By the way, are all American farm girls quite this attractive?
I think I want to buy a farm in the U.S. :) Just kidding.
Love it!!
9:51 that water spray 🤣😂😅😂🤣🤣😂
Loved this video Justin.
Brilliant!
Biochar! Did you hear the comment! Carbon! Justin and Biochar!
GREAT INFO WISH I COULD RAISE FOUR BUT MY CITY DONT ALLOW THEM
Can they be herd with dogs like border collie?
Amazing 💞
great video!! So much to learn...
Wow
Thanks for showing that it can be done.
Glad you finally got to see the hog sort boards I was trying to encourage you to buy or make. Such an interesting man
Truely amazing. We're so getting some of those.
awsome thanks team rhodes.!
He's a scientist. Biologist.
That was great, thank you.
Joel is my hero I love what he says
Glad to see Casey was with yall
That was really cool. Thanks 🙂
So cool!
❤️❤️
Very interesting!🙏❤️🙏
Wow!
Best video ever!
Love it all
She looks like Arya Stark
Where is that farm located
Virginia. bit.ly/PolyFaceFarm