Posted by paul on December 09, 2018 at 17:18:15 from (66.60.223.229):
In Reply to: Re: Spin Farming posted by Traditional Farmer on December 09, 2018 at 13:58:06:
I don’t think that is really a fair comment. Really pretty negative.
I’m trying to have a nice conversation with you, and right away, you gotta rip on people.
Finding and keeping a market for such an operation might be easy in some areas, but it’s about impossible in others.
If you live out here in the northern corn belt, you might live 20 miles from a small town, and 70 miles from a shopping mall size town.
Everyone in between likes to do their own gardening, you aint selling snow to an Eskimo?
If you drive 70 miles one way, and have to develop a clientele list one basket at a time, that’s a whole lot of time and expense for a single sale a month. And up here in the cold of Minnesota your garden seaso is mighty short, what do you do for income the other 8 months a year?
It’s a neat thing, where you can find your nitche.
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