I was interested in how much you can make growing mushrooms. Seems easy enough, fairly labor unintensive and the time from "plant" to harvest is fairly small too.
Ostriches: meat and eggs for food, hide and feathers for accessories and clothing, and lard for cooking and medicine. Sells quite well, and you can raise about 50 ostriches on the same area you could raise 3 grass grazing cows (1 hectare).
In Croatia whatever you do its very profitable if you do it on large scale. But there are some furits that can make you ton of money for our standards even if you dont have a lot of them, ex plum, you cam either sell it to marketplaces or you can become destilery and make alcohol out of it, which we call "šljivovica rakija" and it makes great money. That's what my family do and here it is great but it requires work, hard work.
always been v interested in the idea of small scale farming of produce not commercially available due to it being difficult to ship / labour intensive or culturally something your average consumer wouldnt eat
I was interested in how much you can make growing mushrooms. Seems easy enough, fairly labor unintensive and the time from "plant" to harvest is fairly small too.
Profit lies in what industrial farming can’t or won’t deliver eg organic, rare, value added - Microgreens, seedlings, mushrooms, rare herbs & plants, raw honey, quail/pheasant /Guinea fowl/goose etc
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Also need lots of water, so add extra capital for water rights.
Coke
Pepsi
Legal; pistachio, veg; basil Illegal: weed
Depending on the country/state weed is now legal to farm in many places.
Saffron
I think your problem is the length of time things take to grow, and then you have to transport to market.
US, but I can have a business in another country, right?
Ginseng
Pretty sure there’s some laws barring people from growing ginseng in some parts of the US.
Strawberries. It's also space effective meaning little need of land
And then turn the strawberry picking into a family fun experience, meaning you never have to hire labourers!
What about raising crickets and turning them into protein powder and eating it?
Okay, Klaus.
Ostriches: meat and eggs for food, hide and feathers for accessories and clothing, and lard for cooking and medicine. Sells quite well, and you can raise about 50 ostriches on the same area you could raise 3 grass grazing cows (1 hectare).
There isn't money in farming lmao
Scorpion venom.
This one… dangerous. But profitable.
REOPs
Cocoa, vanilla if you're talking legal. Avocados even
Tractors
Farming is like building, you can have two of the three, but not all three: cheap (profitable), easy, and quick. You just have to pick your poison.
Truffles
Ginseng
Cut flowers are one of the more profitable crops per acre, but cultivation isn’t the same as a mono crop of something like soybeans.
In Croatia whatever you do its very profitable if you do it on large scale. But there are some furits that can make you ton of money for our standards even if you dont have a lot of them, ex plum, you cam either sell it to marketplaces or you can become destilery and make alcohol out of it, which we call "šljivovica rakija" and it makes great money. That's what my family do and here it is great but it requires work, hard work.
always been v interested in the idea of small scale farming of produce not commercially available due to it being difficult to ship / labour intensive or culturally something your average consumer wouldnt eat
Canola, corn, soybeans