Most PROFITABLE Crops Small Farms Should Grow & Sell..

Most PROFITABLE Crops Small Farms Should Grow & Sell..
Welcome back to Down On The Farm, today on this channel we are going to talk about “ Best Cash Crops for Small Farms” On a given day in the life of a farmer, there are multiple aspects and areas that demand attention, including soil health, crops, market, labour, climate, farming methods and technologies being used. Each factor plays a role in ensuring success and profitability in a farm business. However, when it comes to small scale producers, it is of paramount importance to mindfully identify and choose crops that are capable of bringing relatively more profit even with minimal capital investment and care. These crops are basically called cash crops as they ensure maximum profit and return even on a small farm and are mainly grown for revenue and export rather than sustenance.
Small farmers can ensure the highest price for their produce by selling it directly to customers or making value-added products out of it. However, taking care of all marketing and sales on your own also means more hard work and time. After a certain scale, it becomes difficult to sell all your harvests for maximum price in the time that is available to you alongside production. As your farm expands, you may need to consider selling, at least some parts of your produce, to wholesalers for a lower price to get your produce selling faster and with ease.Check this video out and stay updated!
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[@cynthiahonorio9758]

(1) bamboo (2) mushrooms (3) lavender (4) garlic (5) fresh Christmas trees

[@annemariesmith5459]

Some of these are stinky. Forgot to mention that.

[@mrswiggles4790]

In the US, bamboo is considered as an invasive species

[@marlonmcgregor9346]

Did he say cannabis talking about mushrooms

[@ancesthntr]

Yes

[@cmullen7909]

And Billion when the screen read Million

[@cooganbeggs4942]

AI generated

[@NzRsGamer]

Hahaha glad I want the only one who heard that

[@michaelkeeping8040]

Yes yes he did lol

[@ATimeOfHope]

The thumbnail showed fiddlehead ferns but I didn't see them in the video. Did I miss it?

[@timfremstad3434]

Made me millions my a••.....this was an advertisement for Illinois college

[@InkosiBIGchop]

Mushroom seeds is crazy 😂😂

[@ndemereambroserukundo9555]

Bamboo, Mushroom,Garlic, Ravender

[@GardeningViking]

Mushrooms don't have seeds but spores

[@robertschmidt9296]

Ya. Those spores are humungous.

[@SherpaFrank]

Yeah and apparently you can get 100 spores for only $20, what a deal! I wonder if the spore-provider individually counts each spore.

[@cooganbeggs4942]

This video is 100% generated by AI 😂

[@Amynon1660]

"Mushroom seeds" I'm fucking dying

[@frenatfarms]

KZbin will ban them soon..

[@thebutteredgoose6373]

@@frenatfarms Hopefully

[@jaydnhughes6947]

They really should proof read or at least listen to the script first before they upload it

[@michaelwatkins3842]

Mushroom seeds? LMAO. Well, anyone who has cultivated mushrooms knows this is BS.

[@Chimel31]

Completely useless video with a script that mixes up mushrooms and cannabis, or lavender and mushrooms, and made from very general information found on the Internet. Bamboo and lavender are not for small farms either, they require a significant amount of land to get a decent revenue, and mushrooms require a very expensive and specialized equipment too, even if you can start it small as a hobby, not a revenue generator.

[@jojothecuzo]

So what’s a good idea for a small farmer

[@JS-jh4cy]

Steal an money printer, it is easier cash flow

[@grancitodos7318]

Business men are born, not made in a university, just look at the background of the most successful business men.

[@dylankrepps2169]

Don't get ripped off by going to college there are free ways to learn the information you're looking for.

[@katipohl2431]

Thanks for the idea with the garlic. Hi from Germany, I am a graduated biologist and gardener who just bought my first garlic.

[@katipohl2431]

@@ListenLook7 Thank you for your comment dear. Yes I would never do an online course and the internet is giving contradictory advice. Decades ago I have done an apprenticeship in gardening and am a graduated biologist. The garlic I bought comes from a small trustworthy family business here in Germany and they gave good advice. It is already growing and I have customers waiting to buy it. My main crop is Yacon (Smallanthus sonchifolius) and I got good new varieties for free from a breeding station in Belgium. Happy gardening!

[@daveyd3734]

This is like the gardening equivalent of one of those baking/cooking videos for which there are entire other channels to debunk the fakery.

[@charlieripley8912]

Cannabis instead of mushrooms...got it

[@AgriFatech]

It's so enlightening to learn about the most profitable crops for small farms! This information is invaluable for those looking to maximize their returns in small-scale farming. I'm curious, what are the key factors that make these particular crops more profitable than others? Also, how do small farms balance the need for profitability with sustainable and environmentally friendly farming practices? It would be interesting to hear tips and strategies from successful small farm owners. This kind of insight is crucial for anyone looking to enter or thrive in the world of small-scale farming!

[@BetterWorldEcosystems]

Cut this AI bullshit

[@frenatfarms]

Thank you for sharing AI

[@colleenrainbowblack8762]

When the govt tells you not to plant.....PLAAAAANNNNNNTTTT!!!!

[@nolamiller4113]

Thumbnail is a photo of a farmer in Australia who was on the TV show THE FARMER WANTS A WIFE. 🤷‍♀️ calling BS.

[@JS-jh4cy]

Everyone grows the same shit and in a few years there is no market

[@sassy2086]

So why did your exploration into Lavender include a shot of "Fireweed?"

[@YvetteArby]

Ha! I thought I imagined it at first, but I backed it up and checked. Yep, fireweed.

[@c.b.kansan1700]

Because who made this video is an idiot. He said cannabis when talking about mushrooms and mentioned mushroom seeds......seeds 🙄

[@AgroPreneurBusinessPodcast]

Becuase this is AI generated content LOL

[@FALTO24]

"Cultivating cannabis inside..." 2:25

[@moosa9850]

What about tomatoes 1 tree can produce almost 10kgs for that season and if you grow them in greenhouses double the amount. Tomatoes are a very profitable crop especially if they are organically grown.

[@carmenortiz5294]

How silly, they show the easiest and one of the most valuable at the start and then say nothing about it. I'm referring to the Fiddlehead ferns I planted one plant, and every spring there are even more. I don't have to do anything, they spread on their own by the hundreds. (I grow garlic also, but the ferns take care of themselves.)

[@petefoots381]

And like everything, where do you market it? The rules are so strict

[@carmenortiz5294]

@@petefoots381 What rules? Plus people can eat them themselves, they taste good and you can find recipes.

[@petefoots381]

Well you can't walk into a farmers market without buying a permit and having your operation "inspected" plus market fees. At least not in my world and how can it be "profitable" if I'm the only one eating it.

[@Skitdora2010]

I tried planting fiddlehead fern. Amazingly they didn't make it though I have a whole hillside covered with native ferns which are not the ostrich or edible kind. There are laws even governing seed grown plants in my state, and you can't sell baked goods. To sell greens they have to be in open bags or bundles. Big brother came down to squash small farms which is why their income only gets smaller as do their numbers.

[@carmenortiz5294]

@@Skitdora2010 I used to sell in a farmer's market mostly fruits and jams, but stopped doing it because the changes in the rules and regulations. I decided last years to start again, the state said "sure, no problem, you passed the required test" but never sent me the documents that I needed to display to sell. LOL A somewhat sneaky way to not allow me to sell.

[@JS-jh4cy]

Magic mushrooms, i guess before watching

[@luckspell]

Cultivating Cannabis inside 2:24?

[@Dad7Grandpa13]

awiaponics willise less water and a 4by4daquaponics garden can easily feed 4 people all year not to mention the fish are good eating, it can bedone, it may be the wave of the future

[@theedonbejta]

im a mushroom farmer and the 20 dollar startup for mushrooms is a friking joke 🤣🤣🤣

[@truemendus]

Chatgpt generated video

[@FairAndFree]

FYI these financial projections are trash

[@Ricosyard]

Man this is such an informative video I hope everyone watching has a great season growing

[@sngopalkrishna8054]

Imported bamboo is much cheaper and sturdier

[@diyoregonnowtexas9202]

Sounds good, but you have to SELL all of that garlic or lavender or other crop. THAT is the hard part. You quickly find out there's other people doing the same thing and there are plentiful amounts of the product already out there. That means you need to convince businesses to buy YOUR product and stop buying the other farmers product. The other farmers dont like you very much for that.

[@WillieStubbs]

A'ight I call BS @6:48 because no one is going to take watering can to the middle of a multi-acre farm to water the crops. It is a pretty picture though.

[@RAJESHSHARMA-mh3it]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TxTasteBud]

looks like im becoming a farmer!! yeehaw!

[@petekooshian5595]

Woah woah, "mushroom seeds" and "cannabis"? Someone didn't double check the AI script 💀

[@RonnieStanley-tc6vi]

Why is he showing rice farming while talking about bamboo??

[@LiLi-so1vl]

Does anyone know who I can sell my crops to? Contact information of buyers?

[@ronwest7930]

The video gave a few interesting ideas.

[@lpf7961]

Mumbo-jumbo by a robot

[@huskyluv73]

Mushroom seeds.. 🙄

[@zakventure1936]

Had the same thought

[@CmonstahxD]

If you know you know lmaoooo

[@Claysif]

Bamboo destroy the entire Eco system of the western hemisphere because it completely overgrows any land it is planted on

[@ATimeOfHope]

It's my understanding that creating textiles from bamboo takes an intense amount of chemicals. I don't think it really qualifies as sustainable. Anyone have info to the contrary?

[@pancakeviking5321]

@Greg Smith he may have meant its a sustainable building material, since it grows full size in like 5 years

[@garlicandchilipreppers8533]

If it was so profilic it had would have already taken over the western hemisphere.

[@garlicandchilipreppers8533]

@@pancakeviking5321 Bamboo grows full size in 60 days, it does not grow bigger as it get's older. Of course it may take five years for the rhizomes to develop to produce full potential.

[@ritcheymt]

Baloney, @Claysif. My dad spent his 50-year career as a horticulturist who landscaped such sites as the Chinese Embassy in Washington D.C. and the LBJ Memorial Grove. He also planted bamboo in our back yard in Maryland. It didn't overrun the yard. It also doesn't overrun the properties of many restorative/regenerative farmers and agroforestry practitioners on KZbin who plant it for windbreaks, animal fodder, privacy, building materials, fiber, and biomass. The people saying bamboo is evil are often the same ones who pander the same drivel about Paulownia and willow. Most plants can be used to advantage somewhere.

[@corneliusvanstrien1863]

I was interested in the produce that was on the title page , but no mention of it in the whole video 😳 🤔 Good video but .

[@ThePsychoCJ]

Did you read your chatgpt script before you posted this?

[@johnwoodhouse3210]

What about Hemp? Hemp bricks for houses

[@Seriouslydave]

Needs more ads

[@echandler673]

Too many mistakes, redo the video please.

[@brucecarter8296]

bamboo can become a nusiance invasive species in the US

[@olinbrown8260]

You got that right takes over and hard to kill

[@kingraytbh]

KZbin should label this some bs Ai video so more people are aware

[@allywilkeforsenate]

He said mushroom seeds🤣

[@elwood212]

Hemp is a far better money earner and less damage to yr soil. Faster turnover.

[@deborahhopkins993]

I listened til the end, but found him to make too many mistakes. Did he go over this before he hit “send.”

[@ronveach5117]

Mushroom seeds? LOL!

[@Claudibones]

They probably got federal grant money for these videos😢

[@SkullGad-f3z]

So basically plant cannabis and mushroom😂

[@JCC_1975]

I'm sorry WHAT! Mushroom "seeds" and cannabis what? 🤦 If this is what's being taught from Illinois college DON'T GO THERE🤦

[@seanryan7179]

I swear he said cannabis

[@marylee2732]

Biodegradable plates & utensils too

[@Gingerbread_Man23]

Uhhhh what a headache this narrator causes. Chill with the bamboo 😂

[@colleenrainbowblack8762]

KNOW....

[@HWJJSCHUMACHER]

0.14 ::: NICE "CHEMTRAIL" FOTO

[@PEKILE_ATTORNEYS]

The narrator must have been opium drunk. All that was said is now out of the window

[@haraldhilbert7002]

This video is a joke

[@thegreenviking1422]

not gonna waste time watching AI-created videos with tons of errors.. and some of the information is completely wrong...

[@MultiOhioman]

Y’all need an editor!

[@Danvdberg]

You must be a teacher (if you can't do anything be a teacher or a cop) too plug a certain school. I would say READ a book and talk to other farmers at a market out of your area

[@ritcheymt]

Amen. Most farmers don't earn a decent living anyway because universities teach them how to do big-ag monoculture. Any young person who wants to build a profitable farm should forego universities and learn from specific folks on KZbin who are hitting the cover off the ball regarding profitability per acre and per man-hour on a small farm. They are EASY to find on KZbin, and all the best ones teach, too.

[@AgroPreneurBusinessPodcast]

LOL this is AI generated content, so they're not even that

[@luckythecloverking3992]

why was the picture of a man and fiddle head fern. faking false advertising guys

[@journeyman2003]

😂 mushroom seeds. So stupid.

[@valleyofthemoon7113]

Fiddle heads ? Where was that ? I really hate fake thumbnails and Never click on the same channel , 👎👎👎👎‼️

[@keetelemetry]

Yes, An AI wrote the text for this video. In the case I'm sure the AI did a much better job than the human master.

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

This is all rubbish false thumbnail, info not accurate

[@RealNappyRoots]

AI Content

[@jaymeez]

KZbin is so full of Trash AI videos

[@rickberry5740]

Robot

[@cowmanjoedrinkwalter]

Bamboo is horribly invasive, don't grow it

[@thomasmills3934]

This is garbled nonsense

[@shakaama]

the amount of errors in this script is mind blowing. dude remake this video and correct the script.

[@tunedgaming007]

Mushroom seeds????? LOL

[@bizzybugseverywhere7801]

Unwatchable

[@pineapplecrackwrecklemonad269]

this was great up until the guy tried to sell me on the whole scholars degree lol you know what they say if you can't do it teach it lol

[@custompiece4269]

Blah blah blah. Non sense

[@jasoncarbonell5582]

This some ai ish!