Why Do We Pay Farmers to Grow Food Nobody Eats? | Joel Salatin

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  @AmericanThoughtLeaders · 21 hours ago · pinned

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  @randallstephens1680 · 17 hours ago

  I WISH EVERYONE WOULD UNDERSTAND THIS --&gt; Regulations are not created to help the general populace; they are created to protect established players from competition, and to further cement their dominance.

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  @JohnWillie4378 · 18 hours ago

  Monopolies used to be illegal 50+ years ago. Not anymore. 😐

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  @tinasmith3934 · 16 hours ago

  Thank you for interviewing Joel, our food supply is of utmost important!

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  @karylentner7956 · 19 hours ago

  Absolutely fascinating &nbsp;material. &nbsp;I buy organic &nbsp;as much as possible. &nbsp; It takes three or four years to get the land in a state of naturalness. &nbsp;So, I support their effort to provide for my health.

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  @GeorgeEwers-j3q · 3 hours ago

  When the gov gets their fingers into the pie, it hurts everyone.

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  @laurenglass4514 · 18 hours ago (edited)

  My farmers raise their animals at Shady Grove Ranch in Jefferson, Texas just like Joel Salatin! I’m grateful to the hard work and dedication because I get really good food. I think people should start cooking at home again . Just saying. They’ll get healthy and won’t be taking medication.

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  @CampLand-d6h · 18 hours ago

  Let&apos;s not forget this all began under Biden&apos;s Covid Years. . .&quot;shut everything down&quot; years of big Gov suppression.

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  @staninjapan07 · 5 hours ago

  I never tire of hearing Mr. Salatin talk about how farming should be done.<br>Though I am neither a farmer nor an American.

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  @Marie-kj3xf · 15 hours ago

  I buy a 1/4 cow twice a year, butchered at Fauquier’s Finest here in Virginia. It’s cut to order and vacuum packaged. The quality is so much better than what you get from the big store markets.

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  @randallstephens1680 · 17 hours ago

  Just as police cannot pull you over without reasonable suspicion, regulators should not be allowed to impose cost on producers without reasonable suspicion. &nbsp;Let ranchers process and sell their beef with clear rules, and only impose cost on them if there is reasonable suspicion that they are breaking those rules.

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  @inannashu689 · 14 hours ago (edited)

  It started long before ten years ago ,it started in the late 70&apos;s when farmers started contracting exclusively with the big corporations.Then the corporations started getting full control of the food supply. I grew up on family farm and my grandfather in 1975 told me repeatedly to never contract with any company exclusively and never take government subsidies. My grandfather ran a fully successful farm that was profittable every year because he lived by those rules. We watched other farms ,family farms for generations fold all around us. I have been talking about this since I was 15 years old and people caqlled me crazy. Now that Joel is talking about it it makes sense to everyone,isn&apos;t that funny.

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