Posted on June 11, 2014 @ 01:03:00 PM by Paul Meagher
In my last blog, The Market Startup, I discussed Jean-Martin Fortier's new book, The Market Gardener (2014), which explains how he is able to generate $140,000 in revenue from 1.5 acres of land producing and selling vegetables.
Last night I surfed onto Chris Martenson's Peak
Prosperity YouTube Channel and found a large number of interesting videos to watch or listen to. One recent video
is an interview (Mar 29, 2014) with Jean-Martin Fortier on profitable micro-farming. For those of you that don't have the time
or inclination to read Jean-Martin Fortier's new book then I recommend you listen to the interview below. Interviewer Adam Taggert is an
excellent interviewer and Jean-Martin does a great job of conveying how micro-farming can be profitable, sustainable,
enjoyable, accessible, and competitive with the current paradigm for producing and purchasing vegetables. The podcast covers some introductions at the beginning, then discusses how Jean-Martin does micro-farming, then gets into some of the financial details of his micro-farming business, and concludes with a wide ranging discussion on why micro-farming could become a significant trend in agriculture.
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