Syntropic Farming Business Planning Strategies Part 2: Build a Profitable and Sustainable Farm
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- In this follow-up video, Scott Hall continues his discussion on Syntropic Farming business planning strategies. In Part 2, he dives deeper into the key components of a successful farm business plan, including financial planning, risk management, and scalability.
Scott shares his insights and experiences on how to create a realistic budget and manage cash flow for a Syntropic farm, as well as how to minimize risks through diversification and contingency planning. He also provides guidance on how to scale up a farm operation without sacrificing sustainability or quality.
Through real-world examples and practical demonstrations, Scott provides valuable tips and tricks to help farmers build a sustainable and profitable farm business. Whether you're just starting out in Syntropic Agroforestrt or are a seasoned farmer looking to improve your business practices, this video is a must-watch.
Join us as we continue to explore the world of regenerative agriculture and learn how to build a more sustainable and resilient food system. Don't forget to hit the like button and share this video with anyone you think might benefit from it. Thanks for watching!
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This is extremely encouraging!
You the man Scott Hall! Keep dropping that knowledge!
Thanks a mil, Scott!
I appreciate the knowledge you're sharing Scott. Looking forward to more videos.
Thanks a lot. I learn a lot from your videos.
Great insight. Thanks!
Had a few tries of syntropic farming. always a failure.thank you for this very practical information.
i think i understood a good deal of that. nice one, scott! :)
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I can imagine how this kind of farming can beat mechanized industrial farming economically. This system seems better for a backyard system?
Do you work with animals as well on your land or only plants?
Only plants for now, unfortunately my context doesn't support animals
@@syntropia_regenerator l’m sure you’ll have many wild animals passing true your systems 🙂 Maybe some chickentractors could get you some protein and that way the animals stay contained to only where you want them.. l’ve decided to keep my chickens confined to their coop for now because they scratch away the mulch AND soil from around my young fruit trees.. unexceptable 🤪