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Tag Archives: Financial

Pros and Cons of Selling Farm Products to Restaurants

Pros and Cons of Selling Farm Products to Restaurants

Selling farm products to restaurants can be tough. But if the issues are dealt with, farmers find that the steady demand can turn their operations into profitable ventures.

Posted byhsotrMarch 22, 2022May 3, 2022Posted inThe BusinessTags:Financial, Food, Fruit, Livestock, Marketing, Planning, Vegetables

Pros and Cons of a U-Pick Business

Pros and Cons of a U-Pick Business

If you are an agripreneurial type with highway frontage and a family willing to welcome the public out to the farm, you may find that a U-pick operation is just what you are looking for.

Posted byhsotrOctober 5, 2021April 27, 2022Posted inThe BusinessTags:Agritourism, Enterprises, Financial, Fruit, Market Gardening, Marketing, Planning

Organic, Sustainable, Regenerative: What’s the Difference?

Organic, Sustainable, Regenerative: What's the Difference?

The terms organic, sustainable, and regenerative may seem confusing at first, but each approach has a slightly different philosophy.

Posted byhsotrMay 5, 2021May 5, 2021Posted inThe FarmTags:Financial, Food, Nature, Soil, Stewardship, Water

Ranching Full-Time on 3 Hours a Day

Ranching Full-Time on 3 Hours a Day

Too many family ranches these days are supported by a spouse’s off-ranch income. But this book by Cody Holmes proves that it doesn’t have to be this way!

Posted byhsotrJuly 13, 2020June 23, 2021Posted inThe FarmTags:Books, Cattle, Financial, Livestock, Pastures, Planning, Soil, Stewardship

The Sheer Ecstasy of Being a Lunatic Farmer

The Sheer Ecstasy of Being a Lunatic Farmer

In The Sheer Ecstasy of Being a Lunatic Farmer, Joel Salatin draws a sharp contrast between conventional farming and the alternative path.

Posted byhsotrMarch 9, 2020March 18, 2022Posted inThe FarmTags:Animal Health, Books, Financial, Food, Health & Fitness, Marketing, Nature, Plant Health, Soil, Stewardship, Water

Benefits of Agritourism

Benefits of Agritourism

Agritourism fosters a symbiotic relationship between the farmer, the public, and the community.

Posted byhsotrDecember 3, 2018May 10, 2022Posted inThe BusinessTags:Agritourism, Enterprises, Family, Financial, Marketing, Small-Scale Farming, Stewardship, Travel

The Organic Price Premium

The Organic Price Premium

Why is organic food more expensive than conventional food, and where is this trend headed in the near future?

Posted byhsotrOctober 30, 2018July 21, 2021Posted inThe BusinessTags:Financial, Food, Marketing

11 Applications for an Agricultural Interest Besides Farming

11 Applications for an Agricultural Interest Besides Farming

Running a farm or ranch is not the only way to cash in on your agricultural interest.

Posted byhsotrAugust 13, 2018July 21, 2021Posted inThe BusinessTags:Animal Health, Enterprises, Financial, History, Nature, Soil, Stewardship, Weather

Kansas Populist Movement Basics: The End

Kansas Populist Movement Basics: The End

While the People’s Party did not achieve most of its ambitions, the movement marked the end of the Gilded Age and ushered in a new phase of federal government.

Posted byhsotrMay 22, 2018July 21, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Financial, History

Kansas Populist Movement Basics: The Beginning

Kansas Populist Movement Basics: The Beginning

What Populists advocated can be summed up as “economic reform.” Not all Populists agreed on the reforms to be implemented, but there were several common themes.

Posted byhsotrMay 15, 2018July 24, 2021Posted inThe Sunflower StateTags:Financial, History

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