Patrick’s Great Grass Adventure

With Greg the Grass Farmer

Patrick's Great Grass Adventure
Pages:36 pages
Book Art:Full-color illustrations
Size: 8 x 10 inch
Publisher:Polyface
Pub. Date: July 18, 2017
ISBN: 9780963810991

Patrick’s Great Grass Adventure

With Greg the Grass Farmer

Availability: In stock

Paperback

$15.00



In his first children’s book, farmer-author Joel Salatin and his daughter Rachel team up on a whimsical tale about a pigeon, a farmer, and grass. This beautifully illustrated edu-tainment book introduces 4-7 year-olds to Greg the grass farmer through the eyes of Patrick Pigeon. What better way to discover ecology-enhancing grass farming than from an aerial view? Grass as crop, insect haven, and diversity blanket comes to life as Patrick Pigeon watches and reports on Greg the grass farmer’s activities. Discovering a real farm from a real farmer through captivating explanation and illustration brings a local grass farm to life.

 


About Joel Salatin

Joel Salatin and his family operate Polyface Farm in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. His parents purchased the farm in 1961 and developed the basic principles of design and production that have now been refined for over 60 years.
Joel gravitated toward communication activities in high school and college, graduating with a BA degree in English, and after a brief journalism hiatus, returned to the family farm full-time Sept. 24, 1982.
Editor of The Stockman Grass Farmer magazine, he writes and speaks around the world on food and farm issues. With a long track record of innovation and excellence, Polyface holds educational seminars, farm tours, day camps and events to encourage duplication and understanding.

About Rachel Salatin

Joel Salatin and his family own Polyface Farm in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. The farm grows pastured livestock and forestry products, marketing directly to thousands of families. Featured in countless print media, documentaries, and YouTube videos, the farm represents the best in commercial-scale environmental agriculture.
He speaks internationally to food and farming conferences, has authored 16 books, and is editor of The Stockman Grass Farmer, the world’s premier trade publication for pasture-based livestock farming. Some 15,000 visitors a year come to the farm for tours, food, education, and entertainment. He writes columns for Plain Values magazine, homestead journals, and Manward, an e-magazine.

Books by Rachel Salatin