Gardening For Entrepreneurs: Gardening Techniques for High Yield, High Profit Crops

This includes minimizing costs to maximize profits, pricing strategies, and selling to different markets. Of course gardening is not a simple get-rich scheme and does require some dedication and hard work. However, unlike a flash-in-the-pan phenomenon where you need to be first onto the bandwagon, gardening can generate a substantial income for many years to come. Grow Your Own Income Source While you may have had an interest in gardening, you may be unaware of the potential profits available from a gardening enterprise. While there is a temptation to just get out there with your watering can and a shovel, a gardening enterprise takes planning, preparation, and proper investment. We provide tips and techniques that even those new to gardening can implement to begin their gardening venture. We will cover all the details you need to know from planning out your plot and choosing the right crops to the marketing techniques you can use to create a successful enterprise. We will hel

Geared to someone with zero gardening experience. Dana K Dunbar As a gardening "entrepreneur," I can honestly say this book is only a very limited overview of the possibilities for someone who may be thinking about using gardening as a means of revenue. I currently sell items at farmers' markets and to local restaurants. I was hoping this book could give me some ideas and tips for increasing my business. Unfortunately, it is extremely limited and just good to give a general idea of what you can "maybe" do.. lilcreative said Start Here. What a wonderful introduction to gardening from an entrepreneurial perspective. While it will be useful to those gardening on an acre or more, I can see that I can also turn a smaller plot into some profit, which is quite exciting to me.This book serves as a useful primer. It walks you through the many considerations one must explore while determining whether entrepreneurial gardening is for them. You consider the space, different factors that could impact what you would grow, how much maintenance it would require. You explore many other useful things, such as quality seeds, introduction . "Rip off" according to Missy. A five year old could of written. It's more of a pamphlet then a book. No references. Only has about 15 pages. No very informative. Big dissapointment. I do not recommend. I'm returning it.