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Finding Your Niche, Getting Started

Raising Rabbits for Profit – Part 1 – Your Best Breed

Posted on April 19, 2017


Raising Rabbits for Profit Your Best Breed Shared From Grit Magazine – Written By: Callene Rapp If you’ve been raising rabbits for a while as a hobby, the thought may have occurred to you that you could make a little money raising them. The thought may have even occurred to you that you can make a […]

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Finding Your Niche, Networking

Raising Rabbits for Profit – Part 2 – Marketing and Production

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Raising Rabbits for Profit Marketing and Production Shared From Grit Magazine – Written By: Callene Rapp Producing year-round In order to maintain profitability, it’s important for the rabbitry to produce litters year-round. This necessitates having litters when Mother Nature, and the doe herself, may not think it’s the greatest idea. Rabbits, like many other animals, are […]

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Overcome Objectives, Taking a Loss

Rising Fuel Prices: The Struggle to Stay In Business

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Rising Fuel Prices: The Struggle to Stay In Business Written By: Lori Dunn, Grit Blogger As the price of fuel at the pumps started to go up, our family, like many other families, had to make some adjustments. Initially, we cut down on eating out and thought twice about splurging on anything. As the price of […]

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Finding Your Niche

Sell Homemade Jams and Jellies at Your Local Market

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Sell Homemade Jams and Jellies at Your Local Market Written By: Shirley Splittstoesser, Grit Blogger Americans are hungry for quality, homemade goods, and people with a passion for cooking are filling that flavorful niche. Treats such as Meaner’n a Snake Pickles, Hot Pepper Jelly and Cobbler in a Jar, previously served only at the kitchen table, […]

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Finance Options

Getting the Best Financing Options for Farm Equipment

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Getting the Best Financing Options for Farm Equipment Written By: Megan Wild, Grit Blogger At first glance, farming seems like the ideal solution for homesteaders and those who are interested in living off the land. It’s been done successfully for hundreds of years and in many different climates and, ultimately, it’s a great way to promote the […]

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Day-to-Day

Pangs of Rural Entrepreneurship

Posted on April 18, 2017


Pangs of Rural Entrepreneurship Written By: Oz Girl, Grit Blogger Many of us dream of a home business where we can sit at our computer in our pajamas and slippers telecommuting with our job or even better, growing our own home business. Self-satisfaction is high on the list of goals when starting a home business. Not […]

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Adapt and Overcome, Buying In, Getting Started

Forming a Community Tool Co-Op

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Forming a Community Tool Co-Op Written By: Dave Wortman, MOTHER EARTH NEWS Blogger There’s nothing like having just the right tools to help make your projects go smoothly. But, tools can be a big investment for homeowners. When money is tight, tool costs can make or break a project. And often, we only need that […]

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Fine Print, Rules and Regulations

Homestead Legalities

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Homestead Legalities Written By: Tasha Greer , MOTHER EARTH NEWS Blogger When I first started homesteading, I lived in a master planned city just outside Washington DC. It had many environmental and community well-being programs such as being walkable, maintaining a large nature preserve, re-wilding wetlands, lots of parks and community spaces, and free electric […]

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Finding Your Niche, Success Stories

Small-Scale Medicinal Herb Farming Success

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Small-Scale Medicinal Herb Farming Success Written By: Susanna Raeven, MOTHER EARTH NEWS Blogger It’s been quite a ride and it is still going at a high speed. From the moment of realization that the world of healing herbs was calling me, to my first herbal class, to running a small-scale herb farm that grows medicinal herbs with […]

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