Agriculture

>>1427221
depends on what part of the country you are in,

because weather patterns will have to determine what you plant.

>>1427223
temecula in california (valley area)
The land has already got olive trees on it but the olive oil market in this area is already saturated

>>1427227
google/talk to some local markets you would like to sell too and find out what is in demand.
you have an advantage as a small farmer to b be able to grow niche/more difficult smaller batch items.

>>1427244
Honey is pretty big considering the bee shortage meme. Figured i'd throw a bunch of wild flower seeds around and purchase a hive or two from some of those bee removal companies.

Mushrooms are also apparently a cottage industry, but the desert climate really isnt suitable for them enclosed or not so climate control might be a bitch

>>1427254
so , basically this thread was pointless?

>>1427258
No, i wanted more ideas and input from folks.

Have you thought about mowing instead of growing?

Seriously cheap startup, and practically zero overheard. $10k will get you a riding mower, trimmer, dethatcher, aerator, a trailer to put your shit on and if you need one a shitty truck. Only downside is manual labor, but you said you like that. but grab an employee for $12/hour cash and you can bang out $600 worth of lawns in a 6 hour day as long as you can hand out business cards and get customers.

Oh shit, only read the first half of your post.

I'm a faggot, carry on.

>>1427261
Interesting, i could probably grab an illegal immigrant to do it for half a mayonnaise jar too

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