The Truth About Starting a Farm Nobody Wants to Say
Hey Reader,
Module 2 of The Part-Time Farmer Playbook is live.
This one is about money, but not in the way most farm business content talks about it.
I'm not talking about grants or loans or investors. I'm talking about the thing that actually funded Longbottom Farm in the early years.
Our jobs.
When we started farming we had school loans, renovation debt on an 1800s house, a tractor to buy, fencing to run, and a hundred other things that needed to happen before the farm could produce anything worth selling.
None of that was going to pay for itself in year one. Our W-2 income is what made it possible.
Most farm content glosses over this. I'm not going to do that.
If you're in the early years and wondering why the farm isn't paying for itself yet, then watch this one.
P.S. Each video in this series ends with a link to a free 5-minute questionnaire if you're ready to get your farm online and stop managing orders manually. If you're already a Homegrown Hosting client, a lot of this series covers exactly why we built your site the way we did and how it can help increase your farm revenue. Hopefully it gives you some good context and maybe a few ideas you can put to work on your end.