Joel Salatin explains how small processors could challenge concentrated meatpacking power, why nature scales through duplication instead of centralization, and how value-added foods can create a viable path for young farmers. Dr. Sina McCullough connects those ideas to Joel's new book, Food Emancipation, and asks why government will not simply stand down and let neighbors choose local food for themselves.

From Episode #264: Trump's Rancher Executive Orders: Real Reform or Political Theater?

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