Posted by johnpop1 on December 28, 2015 at 08:24:18 from (45.47.165.87):
In Reply to: Niche Farming posted by Ultradog MN on December 28, 2015 at 07:15:05:
Just came back from Delmar to deliver my wife's coffee to her at work. Can't picture any place in Delmar that is doing what the article suggests. Delmar is a suburb of Albany. If this were the holy grail of farming, everyone would be into it. One could probably make more off from growing hops or marijuana and I would venture the guess that both are being grown in NYS with great profit. From what I can see, the Amish are not super farmers, just more tradition rooted farmers. In NYS, we still have many dairy farms that are small and turning a handsome profit for those willing to work hard and not feel the need to buy more expensive new equipment than they really need.
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