How to Make an Income From Your Little Piece of Land!
Because there are so many of us searching for "The Good Life", we have decided to put together some ideas to help each of
us on this life changing journey. We are in no way experts at any of the ideas listed below, however, we do want to aid in your creative process!
If you have ANYTHING to add in the way of ideas, links, stories, successes, or otherwise - please feel free to write!
Animals
Bees - Butterflies - Chickens - Cows - Ducks - Goats - Pigs - Rabbits - Pets -
Worms
Home Arts
Quilts - Soap - Weaving /Spinning - Crafts -
Rugs - Stained Glass
From The Kitchen
Cheese Making
Income From The Land
Fields - Trees - Gardens - Misc
Animals
Apis Newsletter
Bees & Honey
Bee Keeping
Mark Turner's Home Page
National Honey Board
The Bee Keepers Homepage
The Pollination Home Page
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Raising Moths & Butterflies
Butterflies of North America
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Chicken Breeds
How-to For A Poultry Show
Murray McMurray Hatchery
The Poultry Page
The Coop
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Brahman Cattle
Breeds Of Cattle
Piedmontese Cattle
The Cattle Pages
The American Angus Ass.
Udderly Great Cow Links
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Goat Kingdom
Goat Web
Nubian Goats
Pygmy Goats
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Pigs - 4H
Swine
Swine Husbandry
The Prairie Hog Report
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Feature Articles on Raising Rabbits
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Alpaca Farms
Bluesky Alpacas
Livestock Guardian Dogs
Miniature Donkeys
The Ultimate Llama Connection
The Ostrich Farm
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Home Arts
Halcyon
Yarn - A supplier of yarn, fiber, books, and equipment for weaving, knitting, crocheting, spinning, rug making, felting,
papermaking, and lace making, plus lots of wonderful crafts for kids.
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Cheese Making How-tos
New England Cheese Supply
Recipes
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Income From The Land
gardenweb.com) for
other plants that I really want. I also sell the plants at local flea markets for cash! I have received 100s of seeds through the mail from
different plant exchange websites!
I've planted them & next year I plan to have a huge inventory of different plants! This way, I can turn a little bit of sweat into cash! I
like bulbs or tubular plants that don't need a lot of babying, and that are quick multipliers! I have 1/2 an acre that I can either mow or plant
"money" on. Oh yea, a comment on the pecans... I picked up and sold over $600 worth of pecans this season from 4 trees! It only took me a couple
of days of off & on work!
Idea from Sharon Pochis
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