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Re: Wanting to start small hobby farm
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Posted by Jonboy on February 20, 2005 at 12:29:23 from (64.91.163.46):
In Reply to: Re: Wanting to start small hobby farm posted by Kevin on February 20, 2005 at 10:33:26:
Thats an excellent idea, but the absolute most important thing for a roadside stand is location, if you have a good spot on a well traveled highway, then you're in good shape, if not, well, thats a different story. Wouldn't hurt to try it though. Theres a guy about a mile and a half from me thats got a stand on a mainstream route that people from half a dozen towns travel through going to and from work, he's got a big space to lay out all his pumpkins in the fall and does big buisness will all kinds of vegetables and has for years, he is also a farmer and has a moderen dairy.
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