Urban Agriculture
You don’t need a huge space to get into the agriculture business. If you have a city or suburban home, you can still plant some crops in small or vertical containers to get the most out of your space.
Farmer’s Market Vending
Whether you live in the city or country, you can take the food that you grow or produce and sell it at local farmers’ markets to earn an income.
Herb Growing
Herbs like basil, parsley and mint can make for great agriculture products. So you can grow it at your home or farm and sell it.
Vegetable Farming
You can also plant a variety of different vegetables and harvest them to sell or make into different products.
Livestock Feed Manufacturing
Even if you don’t have enough space to actually farm livestock, you can still contribute to the industry by manufacturing feed for livestock.
Fruit Growing
Or you could grow and harvest various types of fruit to sell or make into other fruit based products.
Field Crop Farming
Soybeans, cloves and other types of crops require a fair amount of field space to grow. But if you have the land, you can harvest specific crops to sell to food producers.
Nursery Operation
You can also start your own nursery where you grow and sell different types of plants to consumers or businesses.
Dairy Farming
If you have the space and the ability to care for cows or other dairy animals, you could start your own dairy farms where you produce milk, cheese and similar products.
Poultry Farming
Or you could focus on caring for chickens and other poultry animals to supply food production companies.
Fish Farming
Fish farming is also a growing sector of the agriculture – or in this case, aquaculture – industry. The process requires raising fish in large tanks or enclosures.
Rabbit Raising
You can also raise rabbits for a variety of different purposes within small pens or similar enclosures.
Snail Farming
If you’re looking for a very small type of animal to raise, you might consider snails. It might sound strange, but you can raise snails for use in escargot. And snail slime can also be used by companies for a variety of different purposes.
Mushroom Farming
You could also start a farm where you focus specifically on growing various types of mushrooms.
Beekeeping
Beekeeping is an activity that can lead to a variety of different product-based business ventures.
Honey Production
For example, you can harvest honey from beehives and sell it to consumers or processors.
Beeswax Processing
You can also collect and process beeswax and sell it to companies or individuals that use it to make candles and similar products.
Soy Production
Soy is another popular substance that can be used in a variety of different products. So if you can harvest and process it, you can sell it to companies for various uses.
Food Delivery
If you grow or process food items, you can also build a business around delivering fresh food items to local consumers who want to buy local products.
Bulk Foodstuff Wholesaling
You could also harvest food that can be sold in bulk, like rice or corn product, that you can sell wholesale to food production companies.
Weed Killer Production
Or you could start a B2B business that produces weed killer specifically for farmers or other agricultural businesses.
Fruit Canning
If you grow or process fruit, you can can it to sell to consumers or food companies.
Jam Production
Or you could process various fruits even further to make into canned jam or jelly products.
Juice Production
Juice is another popular fruit based product that you could potentially make and sell at farmers’ markets or other venues.
Meat Packing
You can also start a business that processes meat products to sell to consumers or grocery markets.
Hatchery Operation
Or you could focus on collecting and selling chicken eggs.
Florist Business
You could even start a florist business where you grow your own flowers to use in different products and arrangements.
Spice Production
There are also plenty of different plants you can grow that will allow you to create various spices that you can process and sell.
Nut Processing
Or you could grow peanuts or similar products that you can package and sell.
Organic Gardening
You could also specialize in organic gardening practices so you can market your products to health and eco-conscious consumers.
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