vue - Getting $tarted with Your Own Farm Business

1. Organic farming zero budget
   10 cow dung + Cow urine 10 litter + 10kg jaggery + 5 kg soya been flor 1kg soil mixing it in big drum for 15 days after 15 days diluted in 200 litter waters and provides to plant every 15 you got exultant rustling in products
2. Ranimal Farms Enjoyed this Video, Thank you
3. glad i live in georgia where the land is cheap
4. Hello friends ! I need help . I'm planning to open a small grocery but I have no idea how to keep the veggies fresh for long time . Is there is any secret spray that will help ?? I'm very afraid that tons of vegetables will spoil everyday ...
5. Do you have the land you need? Enter the Rock Spring Farm Essay Contest and you might be able to own a 35-acre farm. Learn more at rockspringfarm.org and facebook.com/virginiahorsefarm. The deadline is October 31, 2015!
6. Fantastic advice for any business really, and life in general too. Start small. Try and keep debt low or no debt. Add as you grow and you'll grow as you add.
7. Same here, liked to know & wants to start small. 
   I am in Ca.,Bay area. Don't mind to move out from bay area.
   Thank you in advance. Please, let me know.
8. This video has nothing to do with starting a farm and contains completely irrelevant information. Who cares about yearly production costs when LAND is so much more ridiculously expensive? How about learning to establish credit? What loans or subsidies are available for small, first-time farmers? Which states have cheaper agricultural land and which have AG laws more conducive to small family farmers?
   
   SO basically you need a huge pile of cash to pay for the land up front (if you have no credit). And even with decent credit banks probably won't loan to you anyways.
9. Ya'll obviously don't remember the savings and loan crisis of the 80's. 
10. Thank you so much! I need some tip on starting a farm. This is my dream career and this is something that I can do, and I can also work at home!
11. Also search YouTube for videos on these people ('Rebel Farmer' on Sepp Holtzer; 'Restoration Agricuture' by Mark Shepard; there are many videos on Joel Salatin; Holistic Management (though most of the video clips feature large-scale grazing operations on big acreges, Holistic Management principles apply to EVERYTHING); etc. Visit AcresUSA (dot) com & read the free articles on eco-agriculture. Follow your dreams! 
12. Tp make a living & pay the taxes, farmers today must 'think outside the box'. Read: 'You Can Farm' by Joel Satatin; 'Restoration Agriculture' by Mark Shepard; 'Sepp Holtzer's Permaculture, A Guide' by Holtzer (read the Preface on Amazon); 'Holistic Management' by Allan Savory. Small & begining farmers groups, Organic farming groups, etc abound- but only you can decide what works for you on your piece of heaven, ur, I mean 'land'. :) These books will give you the basis to do just that. 
13. What type of place are you looking for? Where in Md? What are your needs? Your goals? Once you have a checklist of features the property 'must have', and your 'wants' & 'would be nice', it will be easier to shop for a farm. Find an agent familiar w/small farms, esp if you want a small WORKING farm (not just acres of lawn). Farm savy agent in Md: lisamcwilliams (at) mris (dot) com Good luck!
14. Good point.
15. We also wouldn't be watching this video though 
16. I will like to lease or acquire a farm in an established farm settlement, can I get an assistance on the processing.
17. check out polyface farms
18. Amazing. Just amazing. The web site list here is no longer working. Do anyone have any contact information? I live in New York and would LOVE (just LOVE) to speak to one of these people. Thank you in advance.
19. I have the cash...but I am clueless when it comes to finding these types of places for sale in MD. Can ANYONE HELP ME..please. links, sites, anything at all would be greatly appreciated.
20. If you had these farmers, perhaps. But if you know anything about the vast majority of farmers, you know they know next to nothing about economics, even at farm level.