Buster
Lovin' The Homestead
Thanks, bib. You prove the point I was trying to make regarding the subtext of your posts, better than I ever could.
If Joel Salatin wanted to expand, believe me, he could. He couldLdychef2k said:I don't know him at all, so I am clueless.
Seems to me that any successful business will be market-driven.
May I gently suggest that before you go drawing disparaging conclusions about what message is clear, it might be good to find out more about what the guy does and what he's all about.Ldychef2k said:Is this fellow making a "contribution to a movement" or is he just doing what he wants to do, and teaching what he wants to teach? I don't know him at all, so I am clueless. <snip> If women wish to learn these things and he does not make that possible, his message is clear. He considers them inferiors and unable to perform "men's work".
Good point. Nature's Harmony might be a good one to look at.Beekissed said:It's not like he's the only one teaching these methods now...there are others who are teaching sustainable farming practices. Don't like Joel's take on things~ go elsewhere!
I think that is good advice for the whole forum!bibliophile birds said:even though we argue, we're on the same team.