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Posted by big time. on February 22, 2002 at 00:16:58 from (216.109.205.86):
In Reply to: Need some advice! posted by J.C.F. on February 21, 2002 at 13:46:41:
all the old favorites will produce some cash, but your not going to get rich. in fact even with a free farm, its going to be tough to pay for equipment. maybe one of the local boys will plant you some sweet corn to get going with. I suggest greens if your near a populated area with a farm market, its an under produced crop, that has a high yeild, although it sells cheap, mustard, collards, etc, i did very well on them for a few years. all depend on location, and need for your goods. if there is a good old boy with a truck farm within 5-10 miles FORGET IT. he is living off the local demand, and you will both starve, best let him eat, he was there first.
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