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Finding Your Niche

Making Money with Angora Goats, Part 2



Angora goats produce a fiber called Mohair. It is one of the warmest natural fibers in the world. Mohair is not to be confused with Angora which comes from Rabbits of the same region of Ankara, Turkey.   Turning mohair into a finished, usable product takes about 7 steps. Luckily, the fiber is sellable in […]

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Featured, Finding Your Niche

Making Money with Angora Goats, Part 1



Basic Facts About Raising Angora Goats   When I was a girl, I was fascinated with the process of spinning yarn. I’m not exactly sure where the notion came to me. I faintly remember watching a children’s program that showed the process, maybe Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood?   I remember taking the dog’s 2 slicker combs […]

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Finding Your Niche, Getting Started, Record Keeping

Three Tips To Go From Hobby To Hustle



One of the great things about making a living on your homestead is earning an income doing things you love. But there are some things to keep in mind to successfully transition from hobby to work. If you want your hobby to be a successful business venture, you need to treat it as a business! […]

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Finding Your Niche, Getting Started, Living the Life, Market Yourself, Uncategorized

Selling In A Farmer’s Market: How To Plan For The Upcoming Growing Season



Growing and selling produce in a Farmer’s Market seems to have become all the rage. As more and more people look to add non-GMO, pesticide-free fruits and vegetables to their table, local markets have blossomed. The growth is not found solely in big cities but is also in high demand in rural America. Customers want […]

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Diversify, Finding Your Niche, Getting Started, Rules and Regulations

Getting started in a soap business



If you have lots of extra goat milk, and you’re tired of just feeding it to your pigs and chickens, what can you do with it that would also bring in a little extra income? Most people immediately think of selling milk, ice cream, yogurt, or cheese, but those types of businesses require a big […]

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Day-to-Day, Finding Your Niche, Getting Started, Market Yourself

Fighting The Social Stigma Of Working From Home



Let’s face it, many of us can only dream of working from the comfort of our own home. In my case, working from home has been an ongoing process of trying to turn “nothing” into “something”. From writing to marketing and selling products I either make or grow, this is how I would like to […]

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Finding Your Niche, Market Yourself

Expanding Your Farm? Consider an Orchard



Just like major business corporations move into different territories, you too, can expand your homestead. While some businesses add or acquire new products, like Amazon’s purchase of Whole Foods, the same expansion opportunities are available to homesteaders. While a very different arena than a digital streaming service, agriculture remains the most important industry in the […]

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Finding Your Niche, Market Yourself

How to Define your Ideal Customer: Part Two



How to Define your Ideal Customer: Part Two Use our free 3-page worksheet to better understand who your ideal customer is! In my last post, I discussed why it’s so important to know who your ideal customer is. Understanding who they are will allow you to: Stand out in a crowd because your product/service was […]

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Finding Your Niche, Market Yourself

How to Define your Ideal Customer: Part One



How to Define your Ideal Customer: Part One Defining your ideal customer can transform your homestead business and supply you with a steady stream of happy customers! Whether you provide a homestead service, have an agritourism operation, manage a market farm, or operate a small handmade business, we all have one thing in common: customers. […]

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Finding Your Niche, Getting Started, How to Promote, Market Yourself, Success Stories

Is Etsy Right for Your Hustle? Part 1, The Basics



Have you heard of Etsy? It is an online marketplace where vendors can sell handmade and/or vintage goods. Selling on Etsy has lots of benefits for us. It has a lot of name recognition and has been around long enough to be a publicly-traded company. Lots of lifestyle magazines feature  products found on the site. […]

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