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Making Your Small Farm Profitableby Ron MacherApply 25 guiding principles, develop new crops and new markets, and maximize net profits per acre. There are lots of books written about how to grow things, how to raise animals, organics, etc. However, this is one of few on the subject of small farming that actually puts the whole picture together in terms of creating/sustaining a business and a lifestyle. |
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The author expects that the reader is serious about surviving and thriving from his/her farming activities and shares information specific to the "business" of farming in a sensitive and ethical manner. It shouldn't be a secret that the small farmer needs to take advantage of every asset on the property year round, in addition to wearing every hat in a small business: Planning, marketing, sales, accounting, production, maintenance, networking, etc. Excellent general information and many specifics, too. Well worth the read if you are serious about learning to farm for profit. |
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