Pastured Poultry Profits | 
 enlarge | Author: Joel Salatin
Publisher: Polyface
Category: Book
List Price: $35.00
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Rating:  19 reviews
Sales Rank: 15469
Media: Paperback
Pages: 334
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 8.6 x 6 x 1.2
ISBN: 0963810901
Dewey Decimal Number: 636.513
EAN: 9780963810908
ASIN: 0963810901
Publication Date: July 1996
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Product Description
A couple working six months per year for 50 hours per week on 20 acres can net $25,000-$30,000 per year with an investment equivalent to the price of one new medium-sized tractor. Seldom has agriculture held out such a plum. In a day when main-line farm experts predict the continued demise of the family farm, the pastured poultry opportunity shines like a beacon in the night, guiding the way to a brighter future. "All of us interested in seeing an American rural revival should thank Joel and Teresa Salatin for going to the effort and expense to share their experiences and recommendations for pastured poultry with you." Allan Nation, Editor, The Stockman Grass Farmer
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 Pretty good book! September 11, 2008
future farmer (Missouri)
I like this book ok. I have a few problems with it though. It doesn't read very smoothly, seems the author goes back and forth between active and passive voice. I had to re-read sentences quite often. As far as the information goes, it seems that the author has found the one and only way to pasture chickens and he lets you know it. Now, maybe he has, I don't know. I will be using a lot of his advice and methods, but not all. Overall, I'm glad to have this book.
 Inspiring Book September 6, 2008
Rebecca Neilson (Northern California)
While some complained in their reviews about this book, I enjoyed reading it. If you are into farming on a small scale without going overboard on getting set up this book will inspire you. Covers a lot of information on rasing poultry for a profit. While the focus is on pastured poultry with movable trailers it will also work for just free range as well. A great additon to our farm library.
best poulty book ever August 11, 2008
Frieda N. Yasbek (Lyle, WA USA)
there is nothing in this book that is not useful and to the point. no waffle, tried and workable advice, clearly written.
the author has been a successful farmer for at least 20 years, so he knows what he is talking about.
THANK YOU, JOEL SALATIN!
Growing wealth! August 4, 2008
Mike Milligan (Charleston, SC)
Grow some chickens, improve your land, make alot of money, eat well and ENJOY LIFE! Learn how in this book and in ALL of Joel Salatins' books!
Great start August 3, 2008
F. Fletcher (Loxley, AL USA)
Joel does a great job overall. I'd just like to see better illustrations, especially concerning pen construction and processing the birds. I highly recommend newbies take a look at Herrick Kimball's [...]. He does a great job illustrating how to process the birds, with great pictures. Also, the homemade plucker, which he designed, is great. It plucks 3 birds in about 10-15 seconds! Now that's good stuff! But I'd highly recommend Joel's book, in spite of the poor illustrations. Maybe he should have a talk with his publisher and put out a new edition. We just did our first 50 Cornish X Rocks, largely based on his methods and it went off without a hitch...well, I accidentally ran over a couple of birds with the pen as I moved it. So, those were a couple of "hitches", but some of the little buggers just didn't want to march to my well-sung Marine Corps marching songs! Imagine that! So, the little non-hackers went off to join Colonel Sanders in a better place. Maybe he can get them to march:)
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