No offense... but I don't think you really understand who you're dealing with when it comes to the horsey crew. They don't want the exotic, unproven, out of box ideas. They want cheap, no dust, looks green, grass hay. In that order although one and two can fluctuate depending on just how cheap and just how dusty it is... A good number of them are off the wall, nuts... hard to deal with. Some are great. It's just what goes with the territory. Best thing for you to do if you try dealing with them is to place your engineering logic out of the picture for a while... because a lot of them deal in this pseudo factual information that they got from so and so or read online and don't understand the context in which the research was done and presented. The less you inform them the better off you both are. I should probably shut my face now before I get this thrown in my face by someone...
As far as what you could do for other crops... research what there is a strong market for in the area that's not being utilized. I have no idea what that is in your region.
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