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Come
See What Works!
Lots of Fun, Learning & Food!
Gather
the family, load up the car, and head for the hills this summer
— the hills of the Salatin’s Polyface Farm —
for a day of family fun and learning that could change your
life.
You will see in an up-close
and personal way how through respect for nature and innovation
your family can make a good living on a small farm. You’ll
see how to involve the entire family in your farming operation
by making it safe, healthy and fun.
You’ll meet discerning
food buyers, graziers, homesteaders and ecological farmers
from across the country in what has become a very special
every-three-year reunion.
Listen to the Salatins explain
their pastured poultry operation, how to raise Salad Bar Beef,
how to put pigs to work on your farm, how to build relationships
with your customers, and more. Best of all, you’ll sit
down to a Virginia-style barbeque of healthy, natural food
grown to order right on Polyface Farm.
Beyond the fun and learning
on the farm, the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia is rich in
history and family fun is everywhere. Make this the centerpiece
of your vacation — you’ll be glad you did.
Read these web pages to find
out more about Joel Salatin’s style of farming, his family’s
innovative farmstead, the earth-friendly and humane enterprises
they profit from, and make your plans today to head to Virginia.
Download a PDF (Adobe
Acrobat Reader required; free
download) of the 16-page printed brochure here.
Or call Acres U.S.A. at 1-800-355-5313 and request a copy
of the brochure.
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See firsthand the amazing farm profiled in the New York
Times bestseller The Omnivore’s Dilemma
“This
is chicken as I remember it from
my childhood. It actually tastes like chicken.”
“I
just don’t trust the food in the supermarket anymore.”
“These
eggs just jump up and slap you in the face!”
“You’re
not going to find fresher chickens
anywhere.”
“All
this meat comes from happy animals — I know because I’ve
seen them. And the pork tenderloin is to die for!”
—
comments on Polyface Farm from
The Omnivore’s Dilemma
by Michael Pollan
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