Joel Salatin writes:
Here at Polyface, we've used the Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) several times and it helps level the playing field in negotiations and citations. I don't know another organization doing more to stand in the gap of an otherwise industrial-government fraternity juggernaut that seems determined to marginalize and criminalize traditional food commerce. Offering pro-bono or greatly reduced legal representation to us peasant farmers gives us some savvy in what otherwise would be an unchecked food choice assault.
I hope you'll join me in Graham, North Carolina Sept. 21 for a day of celebration, great food, and fellowship as together we affirm the noble and sacred mission of protecting food freedom.
See the whole post Joel wrote about why YOU should join us in North Carolina HERE
This is our last fundraising event of 2019 and it’s vital that we meet our financial goals to continue providing legal support to our members. Proceeds from the September 21 events will help protect access to foods from American small farmers, artisans, and homesteaders and maintain an alternative to Big Ag.
There are two event options with Joel on September 21:
EVENT 1:
A Day on the Farm with Joel Salatin
Price – $100 / person
Use code FTCLDF25 at checkout for an additional $25 off!
1 p.m. – Farm opens
1:30 – 4 p.m. – Haywagon farm tours, mingling with attendees and farm animals, and light refreshments
4 – 5 p.m. – Joel Salatin Performance
EVENT 2:
Special Farm Dinner with Joel Salatin
Price – $350 / person
Use code FTCLDF25 at checkout for an additional $25 off! 1 – 5 p.m. – Access to all Event 1 activities above 5 – 6 p.m. – Beer, Wine, and Hors d ‘oeuvres in the Feed & Seed Barn 6 – 7 p.m. – Dinner on the Farm with Joel Salatin (Check out the MENU) 7 p.m. – Second Performance by Joel Salatin | 
