6 Things Joel Salatin Wishes He Knew Before Starting His Farm
48K views · Sep 22, 2026 · Howto & Style
Comments · 35
@matthill1294 · 1 day ago
This is exactly what the US needs right now. Intrinsic resilience. Independence from any externality.
@jennifersteele5178 · 4 days ago
Thank you, Joel, for ongoing wisdom & clarity. Homesteading for us newbies can be overwhelming.
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@SeagullAmIOne · 8 days ago
❤️ can't wait to get livestock. Almost done with the cabin! Getting a woodstove over the weekend :)
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@plainsimple442 · 7 days ago
We did it in the 70s, and now the cycle continues.
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@PR.Hobbit · 7 days ago
Self govern, self knowledge, self preserve, self responsible, self determine, self reliant, self dependent and interdependent
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@brandonjackson1434 · 6 days ago
Thank you Joel and Team,the visit to your farm was amazing, I didn't do a tour but I hiked it all day,been a few years back but it put me on a mission to get a good farm together that I can work and provide from
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@PR.Hobbit · 7 days ago
It took me 3 years to clarify where I wanted to go and then this place was offered to me => my aunt's friend told me to buy her place ... I didn't know it was for sale -- it was better to do a private cash sale!
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@Tommy-h4b · 8 days ago
Thank you very much for the video sir here from Knoxville Tennessee
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@jacobm1001 · 2 days ago (edited)
Great advice from joel. Read his books. They will teach you things you need to know and some you may not want to know. We joke at home one book should be called " you can farm... but you probably shouldn't ". His approach is a no nonsense and 0 romance . He is a brilliant man .
@PR.Hobbit · 7 days ago
Frugal not cheap!<br>Debt is slavery
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@Dana-mb1hd · 7 days ago
I love Joel!!!! God Bless ❤
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@PR.Hobbit · 7 days ago
Don't retire -- I wanted a life that I didn't HAVE TO retire from => that is FARMING!!! Who did they make disappear? Farmers ... North American wealth is built on farmers => 93% down to 3% now if that. The least you can do is garden ... it's the cheapest thing to do and you grow food!!!
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