McKerracher Family Farm
We are a regenerative and certified organic family-run micro farm in North Idaho. We cultivate soil and culture through the growth of nutritious food and education.
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Joel Salatin on food freedom, feeding the world from small acreages, and why self-worth is built with chores, chickens, and chainsaws. (opens the original)
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The White House’s Loss Was Our GainJoel Salatin was invited to the White House last month. Five farmers got the call. Four made it in. Joel got disinvited, because he refused to break a prior commitment: he was going to be in North Idaho, with us. Readers even rallied to offer him a charter jet after he joked about it on his blog, and he still held the line. He learned that lesson 35 years ago, when he bailed on a small gratis talk for a bigger paycheck and never felt right about it again. “I sa
Daniel Salatin on Overstocking and the Inheritance Nobody Talks About (opens the original)
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McKerracher Family Farm · Innovation Collective, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho · June 2026David sat down with Daniel Salatin at the Modern Homesteading Conference, with Kerry and Julie (his parents, the first generation of McKerracher Family Farm) on the mic beside him. Daniel is the son of Joel Salatin and runs the day-to-day at Polyface Farm in Virginia, the operation that has done more than any other to put pastured livestock and mimicked migration into practice. The two first met the year before at t
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