Small farm hobby ideas for profit

tarajane

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Feb 8, 2015
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Can someone tell me what hobbies you enjoy doing for a profit ? I don't mean millionaire profit, just a high selling item that's all the rage, eggs, worms. mealworms, mushrooms, rabbits, etc. Thank you. I will be moving soon to FL so I hope this helps.. Something I could sell at farm markets too.
 
If possible, it may be an idea to consider products that are "value-added" (hate that kind of term, but sorry i can't think of another way of putting it). For example, eggs you can sell, but what about making mayo / aioli, or quiches and let your mind wonder at will. I think that people who shop at farmers markets like the fact that products are home made, so they don't need to be fancy - just tasty! And if you like baking - then you are sorted!

All the best
CT
 
If possible, it may be an idea to consider products that are "value-added" (hate that kind of term, but sorry i can't think of another way of putting it). For example, eggs you can sell, but what about making mayo / aioli, or quiches and let your mind wonder at will. I think that people who shop at farmers markets like the fact that products are home made, so they don't need to be fancy - just tasty! And if you like baking - then you are sorted!

All the best
CT

Thank you. I have heard that Duck eggs are wonderful for baking, just another thought........
 
Thank you. I have heard that Duck eggs are wonderful for baking, just another thought........

You are most welcome! I'm sure if you go to farmers markets and see what people are selling, you may get more inspiration!

All the best

CT
 
Homemade foods such as jams, pickles, baked goods, etc. People love fresh homemade foods. You don't list what state your live in; make sure you check your state and/or county regulations first if you choose this route.
 
Yes, bees were on my mind. Will have to investigate everything about bees and how to care or them....Thank you
It is not that hard, but the first year is the hardest because you have to buy all the equipment and some of the equipment is spendy, especially the extractor. I check my hives once a week and it doesn't take that much to take care of them.
 
Duck eggs are "eggcellent" for baking due to their richer flavor!! Dwarf Nigerian goats for their milk would be a good idea too. You could make a slew of products with the milk. Soaps, cheese, etc. I'm considering bees myself and found the Beekeeping for Dummies book its filled with all kinds of info.
 
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