Acquired farm land.. need your ideas
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wizard04
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Weed bro
JK
Its not a simple as you think it is. Depends where you are, what kind of cultures best grow in your area.
You need to see what is most profitable, how much money and time you will need to dedicate and also what agricultural machines you'll need.
The easy part is to buy land, the next steps are hard and expensive.
Also 5 Acres are nothing for serious agriculture.
JK
Its not a simple as you think it is. Depends where you are, what kind of cultures best grow in your area.
You need to see what is most profitable, how much money and time you will need to dedicate and also what agricultural machines you'll need.
The easy part is to buy land, the next steps are hard and expensive.
Also 5 Acres are nothing for serious agriculture.
janstastny
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I dunno where your at but if theres wind maybe some wind turbines? solar?
ExpressFans
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You should get in touch with an agricultural specialist, who will be able to consult you on what would grow best in the land you have.
Additionally you would need start communications with you local municipal/agricultural ministry to get information on what type of grants or subventions you can get from the government.
Most countries have these in order to stimulate farming and agriculture.
And lastly, you need to build up a list of buyers within the country, or abroad to sell the crops you grow.
5 Acres is a lot of land, but you may have to invent in preparing the land before you start seeing any profit.
Good luck!
Additionally you would need start communications with you local municipal/agricultural ministry to get information on what type of grants or subventions you can get from the government.
Most countries have these in order to stimulate farming and agriculture.
And lastly, you need to build up a list of buyers within the country, or abroad to sell the crops you grow.
5 Acres is a lot of land, but you may have to invent in preparing the land before you start seeing any profit.
Good luck!
howard_hughes
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Not sure about where you live but In india some people grow flowers. Lot of consumption & some kinds grow very quick. Might want to look into that, otherwise, there's always Weee... 
But whatever you decide, Make sure its blackhat
But whatever you decide, Make sure its blackhat
TheVigilante
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Mogambo khush hua...........LOL
gutterleech
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Trepanated
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What country is the farm in?
If it's a big country, where in the country?
What is it's elevation?
Is there a local climate? If so, what is it?
Does is have to comply with any regulations?
Are there any restrictions?
Is it agricultural land?
How much of the land will your parents give you access to?
People constantly ask for help here, but never give adequate information.
That's usually a sign that they're not serious
If it's a big country, where in the country?
What is it's elevation?
Is there a local climate? If so, what is it?
Does is have to comply with any regulations?
Are there any restrictions?
Is it agricultural land?
How much of the land will your parents give you access to?
People constantly ask for help here, but never give adequate information.
That's usually a sign that they're not serious
- Jun 20, 2013
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My dad have 20 kilas land But still i am not able to do buisness offline. Its not that easy.
nighthawk00
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Depending on your location, you can give it a try with medicinal plants. They generally are easy to be sold, and do not need much of investment. Also you can combine them with some fruit trees and/or bee boxes for your family's needs
grow mushrooms.
they take up much less space, and can be grown in small buildings or tents even. plus i think their demand, especially exotics and healthy kinds, is on the rise in the western world.
another minimal space alternative is micro greens. again, can be grown in a small building, tents, or greenhouses, and good demand from growing healthy trends (at least in the west, i.e. u.s.)
also, if you do it right, i think both of these crops can be relatively good earners as margins can be increased if you go about setting things up properly.
they take up much less space, and can be grown in small buildings or tents even. plus i think their demand, especially exotics and healthy kinds, is on the rise in the western world.
another minimal space alternative is micro greens. again, can be grown in a small building, tents, or greenhouses, and good demand from growing healthy trends (at least in the west, i.e. u.s.)
also, if you do it right, i think both of these crops can be relatively good earners as margins can be increased if you go about setting things up properly.
