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Re: converting residential acres to agricultural
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Posted by Mark Hendershot on March 12, 2002 at 11:47:43 from (216.166.150.182):
In Reply to: converting residential acres to agricultural posted by Tim, Ohio on March 12, 2002 at 07:43:08:
My 16 year old daughter makes that much off the place with her cows and garden profets. I don't see where making aprox 10.00 a day off your farm that hard? We bake dog cookies for dogs in a 24' x 24' building and gross around 80,000.00 a year for 4-hours a day bakeing. Do several things with your place things that everybody else dosen't do. I have farm statis on my place and I realy don't farm to speak of. I have 40 acs but only use about haft of them for the cows. Store something for someone heck there are lots of ways, part out tractors, cut some fire wood you name it all brings in a income besides your regular job. Mark H.
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