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Posted by paul on November 21, 2004 at 09:07:58 from (209.23.145.57):
In Reply to: Tell me what you think posted by jaker on November 20, 2004 at 15:47:50:
It can work. The issue is people skills, and some will grow weeds, some will cause problems.... But, I see them around, even in a small under 10,000 pop town near here. Seem to work. Another way to go is you grow all the crops, and sell 'shares' in the garden. In mid summer through fall you take a box of goods to each member. This way they pay you, get fresh food, and can have thie 'garden' without ever lifting a finger. I understand these things make serious money if you have the location, people skills, and so forth. Either way you need the people skills. The first you collect rent for land, the second you also make money for the labor..... --->Paul
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