📍🦘 Kia Ora ✨🫰🏽🐨 Parnæ step on planning, I’m fortunate to have ample space, the repurposable materials & still physically capable, just a Master @ procrastination, 🙄thats my judgment 👩🏻⚖️ Fundamentally, I Gravitate towards Heirloom variety plan🌱s ✨🫰🏽🐨
i think i would start with an e-book, create a blog/ website, landscape designs, garden starter packs, publish a book, offer consultations and maybe at the end if i get everything roling merchandise. i hope i'm not getting in over my head.
Recently, in Oz, you have to be careful about how, selling stuff out of your home, might affect your home insurance. Some companies use any excuse to refuse claims.
Saw a TH-cam channel from America where they grew and packed salad leaf for local shops and restaurants from their own garden. They next rented out other people’s gardens to expand production.
Wow Holly! You have given me SO MANY ideas, I was literally lying awake at night dreaming of what I would do. My passions are Wine and Food so I guess you know where I am going to start. You have been as generous as your own garden. Thanks Holly!
A Jersey family stumbled into being Yuzu producers (Japanese lemons) and they finally switched careers and now sell them at high prices to restaurants. But if people would come to your home to pick them up (if you do not have that many), that would also be a business model. Or farmer's market. They sell at 3 - 4 times of the price of regular lemons. Large egg yolks (say from ducks) and cure them in salt and sell them online. Duck eggs are allegdly not suitable to beat the whites and you have to be more careful to cook them. so I think the people that have duck eggs have a harder time selling them, also due to consumer preferences. But the larger yolks shrink when the salt dehydrates them, so starting with a large egg is helpful. Because they have been "dried by salt" and are still salty, they keep well so that makes logistics (delivery) easier and safer. If you have electricity surplus from a PV installation you could make black garlic. It needs to "bake" for a very long time, but I guess it achieves good prices. I think that lemon curd would be a great "jam" to sell - lots of people have regular jams. or jam from green tomatoes. Things that a very unusual. Or "pickled" walnuts (unripe green walnuts and sugar syrup plus time), it is also a greek speciality.
Dried soup powder (there are recipes online) - all natural. Berries in organic quality, the logistics of berries is complicated because they are delicate, but if you sell them regionally or people can pick them.... Grow PawPaws - they are not offered in shops because they do not keep well and must be plucked very mature. Any thing that is novel, unusual or ignored by the shops would be good - to trigger curiosity and stand out.
@@SustainableHolly Such a valuable pack of knowledge in this video! And such a pity that TH-cam does not provide this (and similar content) with even 1% the visibility it deserves. They totally could, but they don't want to take any risk whatsoever, so they recommend mostly established channels and cheap entertainment. The system is completely broken …
Холли, ты невероятная умница! 😘 Иногда, встречая молодой канал с небольшим количеством подписчиков, сразу можешь увидеть его огромный потенциал, и то что он наберёт миллион подписчиков!) Я уверена что именно это произойдёт с твоим каналом, желаю тебе удачи! 😘💫
fresh winter vegetables in colder climates. Some salads, kales etc. will withstand -10 to -15 degrees Celsius. The problem is the higher humidity, that the plants should not be moved as long as they are frozen (not by humans and not by wind or animals), and light - these are the limiting factors not the cold. German and Austrian farmers and market growers are taught how to grow radishes, salads, etc. for Christmas - in the unheated greenhouse or polytunnel.
By the quality of the video I thought you already have like 1mil subscribers. I was shocked to see otherwise. But they will soon come because of this amazing content! Impressive. Good luck! 🌻
Daniel from the channel Mossy Bottom (in Ireland) has rabbits but does not eat them. He does not mulch his paths, the rabbits are in a "rabbit mobile" and graze the paths. He does that to get their manure which is very high in nutrients. (He eats fish, but I do not think the animals from his farm. He also has Kunekune pigs - for "ploughing" the fields, eating bugs and pests, they are not slaughtered). He also sells 10 - 20 rabbits as pets per year (he has a white, docile breed that qualifies well for pets). That makes him 500 Irish Pounds extra per year - but then he has to buy some fodder, maybe he needs the vet. If one was willing to eat them or to sell them for meet more income (or cut food bills) would be possible.
Aloe Vera is good for your skin (I think the plant has to be 2 - 3 years old to build all the ingredients), one could sell gel. There are natural ways of conserving it. - Also: market and organic farmers are constantly searching for good & safe ! compost (that does not contain aminopyralides or related destructive herbicides). Since those herbicides from hell are on the market a lot of smaller growers and private gardeners have been burned. You get some compost from the muncipality or your usual horse stable, or get some hay or straw, or buy compost - and all of a sudden it contains the herbicide. It does not break down easily and everything that is not a grass (so grass in meadows, or grasses like wheat or corn ...) react super sensitive to it. Channels with a lot of followers (like Charles Dowding) warn the viewers and have been burned (or they have to test each batch of compost, manure, ... before spreading it on the beds). I also know from uploaders from Canada, Germany, the US that suffered aminoypyralide damage.
your so inspirational Holly - love your 100 list - ive done a few of them - sold rocket leaves to my local shop, coconut leaf hats, even if you dont want to make money they are also great ideas for gifts
My mum used to grow a vine called Stephanotis which produced small waxy white flowers. She sold these flowers to florists for $1 each .... This was back in the late 1970s.
I've been talking about starting my own produce stand for a couple of years now and this year is going to be the year I blanchd 3 batches of beans last weekend so I've decided to sell the next batch of beans I pick not only beans but as I get enough produce to sell out of the garden ill pick it and sell it.
Thank you so much for some great tips and great ideas on how to make money from at home and garden don’t think I have a garden big enough to do that because I I live in town and it’s a very small little house and a very small little yard but thanks for sharing how you could if you had a regular size yard
Hi Holly. I love all these ideas, who knew there could be 100+ ways to make income from a garden! Amazing and inspiring video. The first few that I would love to try is selling cuttings from plants, selling seeds, making DIY pots and planters and to propagate and sell trending houseplants. My one question is when you get to number 99 in the video are they canna lillies behind you? So pretty and i dont remember seeing them in your previous garden tours. Cant wait for spring so i can do more around the garden, the perth rains are wonderful but keeping me inside to much :)
Thank you Libby! So many more than what I mentioned too. Those are some great ones to get started with! I need to pot up my mulberry cuttings and sell those! That beautiful plant is part of the canna family it is the arrowroot. Canna edulis. I harvested one in my July harvest video if you want to check that 🙂
Thanks for this wonderful motivational ideas, I really love making creams, natural toothpastes and tea blends. I also love doing jams and preserves. Need to get going to turn it into cash.
Very nice and elaborated video. Pointed out everything seperately. Thanks for sharing your video. I liked your videos and Subscribed to your channel. Wish you all Happy New Year 2022
Wow! This is an awesome extensive list! I’m currently doing several of these, however, you have provided so many new ideas that I hadn’t thought of. Thx for sharing……P.S. I’m loving your channel!💖
Wow, that's quite the list! I would have preferred though if you could have grouped the ideas into categories rather than just mentioning them at random such as grouping all the ideas that involve having animals. There are quite a few things on there that I have to cross out for now as I just have an urban homestead with limited space and allowances for animals and such. But some I had not thought of and could easily do. Thank you from the west coast of Canada!
❤ You may have just changed my entire Retirement to living a passion versus living out a savings. 90% of what you shared, I can do TODAY. THANK YOU! ? QUESTION ? Where is the best place to start my business online? WordPress? If I am able to sell many of the products you discussed, where's the place people will be looking for them?
All the good Australian girls are taken hahaha. You are so on to it I love that you fricken nailed this video as I have been watching so many men doing garden talk and the don't really leave me with much to process and sometimes a 5 to 10 min video can leave me scratching my head thinking was that a wast of time. I want to say cheers heaps I will watch this a lot through the next fue years definitely good brain on yah. PS your feijoa plants look nice and healthy
I'm hoping to be selling seeds and perennial plants eventually. I'm wondering if there's legal requirements for selling seeds. #57 Hey, I want those two saws!!! One of the homestead hand tools that I don't have yet!
We made them from pallets here is an older video I made - How to make a Pallet Planter box on WHEELS // Recycled DIY Pallet Planter box project th-cam.com/video/x1G-l8op63Y/w-d-xo.html
GET PRAYING MANTIS FEED THEM THE 🦗 GRASSHOPPERS THEN SELL THE PRAYING MANTIS AND BUY THEM FROM LOWE'S OR HOME DEPOT THEY COME SEASONAL BC GRASSHOPPERS ARE NOT BENEFICIAL TO GARDENS BUT PRAYING MANTIS ARE GOOD LUCK AND UPDATE ME ON YOUR JOURNEY IF YOU CONSIDER🤣IF IT WORKS YOU SEND ME A FEW PRAYING MANTIS ON THE HOUSE 🆓 SHIPPING IM IN NEW MEXICO🤣🦗🦗🦗🤣🤦🏾♂️💯
Thank you! Oh that’s a hard one 🤔 I guess it depends on what flowers and how many but i would probably put together packages of $5-10 and test the waters. Also ask a bunch of restaurants.
Buying Acre check things out. Some companies like mines can search on your property look at alcoa who has Blackrock and vanguard as big shareholder walk and dig up your land. Alcoa is allowed to dig our jarrah region but u are not. Check some councils as looney greens have made towns like jurien Bay only grow aussie bush plants, fires and ant problems arise, so check the plants out ref sap. Also toodjay a farmer who got fined by a nutty green neighbour for fixing his own bridge on his own property. Apparently he had to let the bridge rot because the land of oz is aboriginal. Also down donnybrook to balingup miners want land for lithium mines. Check things out.
Would have been better to organise it and don't trying to get 100 ideas for klicks. For example is baking bread or cake quite the same idea. Also there would be more time to explain for each category like social media, photography, plant propagation, animals, selling handmade products, events and so on. But overall there are some good ideas!
Start with what interests you and what your strengths are. Don’t get overwhelmed by too many ideas 💡 What ones would you like to try? 🌱
I may just try herbal tea blends.....do you have any videos on that...... Have a lovely day.....I love your videos :)
Thank you! Yes I have a couple 🙂
Live - tea blends - th-cam.com/video/Luz76k02mN8/w-d-xo.html
Drying herbs - th-cam.com/video/WL5uJGpEoyU/w-d-xo.html
📍🦘 Kia Ora ✨🫰🏽🐨
Parnæ step on planning, I’m fortunate to have ample space, the repurposable materials & still physically capable, just a Master @ procrastination, 🙄thats my judgment 👩🏻⚖️
Fundamentally, I Gravitate towards Heirloom variety plan🌱s ✨🫰🏽🐨
i think i would start with an e-book, create a blog/ website, landscape designs, garden starter packs, publish a book, offer consultations and maybe at the end if i get everything roling merchandise. i hope i'm not getting in over my head.
I’m interested how to sell stock photos?
Recently, in Oz, you have to be careful about how, selling stuff out of your home, might affect your home insurance. Some companies use any excuse to refuse claims.
Saw a TH-cam channel from America where they grew and packed salad leaf for local shops and restaurants from their own garden. They next rented out other people’s gardens to expand production.
That was likely the most inspiring, practical, packed video I've watched about income stream ideas! Now to choose...😊 Thank you!
Thank you! Test a few to find your perfect fit 🌱🦋
A los que me dicen que la vida en el medio rural es aburrida les enviare tu vídeo. Excelente. Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento.
Great ideas! Also, soaps, candles, vinegars, oils, salts, sugars, etc. Thanks for the video!
Sooo many! Just about finding what is a good fit 🌿🌸🙌
@@SustainableHolly Yes there are and thank you for all the info! Many I hadn't even thought of! Wonderful! :)
Wow Holly! You have given me SO MANY ideas, I was literally lying awake at night dreaming of what I would do. My passions are Wine and Food so I guess you know where I am going to start. You have been as generous as your own garden. Thanks Holly!
I found your video today and you inspired me to start earning money from my yard . Your video is so helpful!
A Jersey family stumbled into being Yuzu producers (Japanese lemons) and they finally switched careers and now sell them at high prices to restaurants. But if people would come to your home to pick them up (if you do not have that many), that would also be a business model. Or farmer's market. They sell at 3 - 4 times of the price of regular lemons. Large egg yolks (say from ducks) and cure them in salt and sell them online. Duck eggs are allegdly not suitable to beat the whites and you have to be more careful to cook them. so I think the people that have duck eggs have a harder time selling them, also due to consumer preferences. But the larger yolks shrink when the salt dehydrates them, so starting with a large egg is helpful. Because they have been "dried by salt" and are still salty, they keep well so that makes logistics (delivery) easier and safer.
If you have electricity surplus from a PV installation you could make black garlic. It needs to "bake" for a very long time, but I guess it achieves good prices. I think that lemon curd would be a great "jam" to sell - lots of people have regular jams. or jam from green tomatoes. Things that a very unusual. Or "pickled" walnuts (unripe green walnuts and sugar syrup plus time), it is also a greek speciality.
Good tips. I just recently found your channel, and I really enjoy it. Best of luck with all your endeavors.
Thank you!
Dried soup powder (there are recipes online) - all natural. Berries in organic quality, the logistics of berries is complicated because they are delicate, but if you sell them regionally or people can pick them.... Grow PawPaws - they are not offered in shops because they do not keep well and must be plucked very mature. Any thing that is novel, unusual or ignored by the shops would be good - to trigger curiosity and stand out.
Awesome video Holly. Appreciate all the work that you put into this!
Thank you! Might go back to the garden tours for awhile 😅 so much editing
@@SustainableHolly Such a valuable pack of knowledge in this video! And such a pity that TH-cam does not provide this (and similar content) with even 1% the visibility it deserves. They totally could, but they don't want to take any risk whatsoever, so they recommend mostly established channels and cheap entertainment. The system is completely broken …
Yoo I love this guy
Холли, ты невероятная умница! 😘 Иногда, встречая молодой канал с небольшим количеством подписчиков, сразу можешь увидеть его огромный потенциал, и то что он наберёт миллион подписчиков!) Я уверена что именно это произойдёт с твоим каналом, желаю тебе удачи! 😘💫
fresh winter vegetables in colder climates. Some salads, kales etc. will withstand -10 to -15 degrees Celsius. The problem is the higher humidity, that the plants should not be moved as long as they are frozen (not by humans and not by wind or animals), and light - these are the limiting factors not the cold. German and Austrian farmers and market growers are taught how to grow radishes, salads, etc. for Christmas - in the unheated greenhouse or polytunnel.
I will get started with selling my excess produce.
Wow what a list and rapid fire. Congrats
Thanks for making this.
I just came across your site.. you are such a clever and talented young lady...!
Thank you! Welcome 🌿
Considering the way the world is now, this is a life saver. Except here in Texas we're kinda in the middle of several issues crashing into each other.
It’s definitely a good time to be diversifying! 🫣
Like what? I'm in Texas, thinking about a move.
By the quality of the video I thought you already have like 1mil subscribers. I was shocked to see otherwise. But they will soon come because of this amazing content! Impressive. Good luck! 🌻
Thank you Anna 🌿 I am pouring a lot of work into learning the whole video thing. I’m so happy to find more like minded people on similar journeys 🌱🦋
You have motivated to work on my cookbook that I have procrastinated on.
Yay!! That’s fantastic 🤗
Daniel from the channel Mossy Bottom (in Ireland) has rabbits but does not eat them. He does not mulch his paths, the rabbits are in a "rabbit mobile" and graze the paths. He does that to get their manure which is very high in nutrients. (He eats fish, but I do not think the animals from his farm. He also has Kunekune pigs - for "ploughing" the fields, eating bugs and pests, they are not slaughtered). He also sells 10 - 20 rabbits as pets per year (he has a white, docile breed that qualifies well for pets). That makes him 500 Irish Pounds extra per year - but then he has to buy some fodder, maybe he needs the vet. If one was willing to eat them or to sell them for meet more income (or cut food bills) would be possible.
WOW ! Love this video Well DONE!
Thank you very much.
Thank you for the valuable information 😊
Really great comprehensive list. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing! Thank you so much!
This is a phenomenal video! So many excellent ideas. I will return to this video as we try to make money homesteading. Thank you for sharing!
Fabulous suggestions...Enjoyed the video.
I’m so glad! 🌿
What an amazing video! These got me so excited. Thank you!
Aloe Vera is good for your skin (I think the plant has to be 2 - 3 years old to build all the ingredients), one could sell gel. There are natural ways of conserving it. - Also: market and organic farmers are constantly searching for good & safe ! compost (that does not contain aminopyralides or related destructive herbicides). Since those herbicides from hell are on the market a lot of smaller growers and private gardeners have been burned. You get some compost from the muncipality or your usual horse stable, or get some hay or straw, or buy compost - and all of a sudden it contains the herbicide. It does not break down easily and everything that is not a grass (so grass in meadows, or grasses like wheat or corn ...) react super sensitive to it.
Channels with a lot of followers (like Charles Dowding) warn the viewers and have been burned (or they have to test each batch of compost, manure, ... before spreading it on the beds). I also know from uploaders from Canada, Germany, the US that suffered aminoypyralide damage.
I love your videos and lifestyle. Thank you. Hugs from Portugal
Thank you so much!
Wow ❤ Very informative
Thank you! I might need to do an update on this now
I Absolutely love this Holly, 💃💃💃😊😊😊 you mentioned so many ideas that I wasn't even thinking about. Thankyou so much. Keep up the great work.
Yay thank you! 💚
your so inspirational Holly - love your 100 list - ive done a few of them - sold rocket leaves to my local shop, coconut leaf hats, even if you dont want to make money they are also great ideas for gifts
Exactly most of these can make great gifts!! I want to learn how to weave natural fibres so I will be making a few wonky gifts 🎁😂
My mum used to grow a vine called Stephanotis which produced small waxy white flowers. She sold these flowers to florists for $1 each .... This was back in the late 1970s.
You are so great ❤❤❤
Some great ideas!!
Really great!
I love gardening! I just stumbled upon you; you are adorable! Informative and entertaining 💜 great job
Great video! I had never considered selling my extra seeds but it's a good idea. Thanks
Thank you!
Great!
I've been talking about starting my own produce stand for a couple of years now and this year is going to be the year I blanchd 3 batches of beans last weekend so I've decided to sell the next batch of beans I pick not only beans but as I get enough produce to sell out of the garden ill pick it and sell it.
Grow potatoes from seeds ! not bulbs. They are much smaller, but the taste must be incredible. (I have that info from an Australian with a blog).
What an incredible list!
Thank you! Let me know if there are any you would like me to expand on for a future video 💚🌱🌿🌸
Thanks so much for all those wonderful tips. You're amazing.
I’m so happy they were helpful 💚🌱
Thanks
🙌 thank you! appreciate it! 🌱
I love your ideas!
That was AWSOME Holly. I will defiantly use some of those. 💕 thank you.🙏🙏You forgot Tiny House rental space.💕💕🇦🇺
Crikey Holly.... now I'm going to have no spare time....that's a seriously inspiring video ...thank u..much love
Thank you so much for some great tips and great ideas on how to make money from at home and garden don’t think I have a garden big enough to do that because I I live in town and it’s a very small little house and a very small little yard but thanks for sharing how you could if you had a regular size yard
It’s amazing what you can do if you utilise vertical spaces too 🌱🌱🌱
Wow this is the best video I have seen on this! Thank you. I have subscribed. I have been selling Worms and compost. Can't wait to do the rest
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you ,will definately start on my 10 acre pc of land,i love cooking
Me gustan tus videos son muy buenos
So many great ideas! So inspired thanks
Thank you! 💫
Hi Holly. I love all these ideas, who knew there could be 100+ ways to make income from a garden! Amazing and inspiring video. The first few that I would love to try is selling cuttings from plants, selling seeds, making DIY pots and planters and to propagate and sell trending houseplants. My one question is when you get to number 99 in the video are they canna lillies behind you? So pretty and i dont remember seeing them in your previous garden tours. Cant wait for spring so i can do more around the garden, the perth rains are wonderful but keeping me inside to much :)
Thank you Libby! So many more than what I mentioned too. Those are some great ones to get started with! I need to pot up my mulberry cuttings and sell those! That beautiful plant is part of the canna family it is the arrowroot. Canna edulis. I harvested one in my July harvest video if you want to check that 🙂
Any farmer 👨🌾
Great video!
It's time for me to get a job I opened my own business doing car detailing last year but now it's time to run 2 businesses at the same time!!
Wow!
very good information thanks so much for great ideas
Thanks Heaps - i was lookin for a new hussle in Spring
Thanks for this wonderful motivational ideas, I really love making creams, natural toothpastes and tea blends. I also love doing jams and preserves. Need to get going to turn it into cash.
Very nice and elaborated video. Pointed out everything seperately. Thanks for sharing your video. I liked your videos and Subscribed to your channel.
Wish you all Happy New Year 2022
Thank you!
Would love to know how you sourced the pallets for the beds, normally they're chep or loscam and treated :(
Wow! This is an awesome extensive list! I’m currently doing several of these, however, you have provided so many new ideas that I hadn’t thought of. Thx for sharing……P.S. I’m loving your channel!💖
Thanks Lisa!
Amazing Holly where do you get the energy to do all this!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Outstanding video, I have to work on trying to figure out how to start this venture
Wow, that's quite the list! I would have preferred though if you could have grouped the ideas into categories rather than just mentioning them at random such as grouping all the ideas that involve having animals. There are quite a few things on there that I have to cross out for now as I just have an urban homestead with limited space and allowances for animals and such. But some I had not thought of and could easily do. Thank you from the west coast of Canada!
Thank you! I will have to do an updated one soon 🌱🌱🌱
Great advice
Thank you very much for sharing this video, you deserve 100k subs :))
Thank you! Hopefully one day 💚🌱🌸
WRT Seedlings and cuttings, If one knows grafting techniques, s/he cold make tree clones by grafting onto rootstock.
Definitely something I want to dive deeper into! And doing multi grafted trees.
❤ You may have just changed my entire Retirement to living a passion versus living out a savings. 90% of what you shared, I can do TODAY. THANK YOU!
? QUESTION ? Where is the best place to start my business online? WordPress? If I am able to sell many of the products you discussed, where's the place people will be looking for them?
Basic website to showcase and allow sales then social media platforms are a great free way to market 🌱
Become and advertising pro is the 1st 4 minutes of boringness before I comment and click away. Enjoy.
You made your homework😉
wow, yahooo#connie
All the good Australian girls are taken hahaha.
You are so on to it I love that you fricken nailed this video as I have been watching so many men doing garden talk and the don't really leave me with much to process and sometimes a 5 to 10 min video can leave me scratching my head thinking was that a wast of time.
I want to say cheers heaps I will watch this a lot through the next fue years definitely good brain on yah.
PS your feijoa plants look nice and healthy
Would love a video on where/ how to sell all these things.
Great video, think I will start with making my own herbal teas…
I'm hoping to be selling seeds and perennial plants eventually.
I'm wondering if there's legal requirements for selling seeds.
#57 Hey, I want those two saws!!! One of the homestead hand tools that I don't have yet!
Yep there is some legal requirements for seeds and cuttings which varies from location and variety so would be something to look into.
Do you have any idea how to make money on the off season?
Hi Holly, where are your big square timber vegie panter boxes/crates from?
We made them from pallets here is an older video I made - How to make a Pallet Planter box on WHEELS // Recycled DIY Pallet Planter box project
th-cam.com/video/x1G-l8op63Y/w-d-xo.html
Thankyou! 🙏
I could become a billioaire if I could find a good use for grasshoppers. I get plagues of them every year here in N Texas!! 😖
Sounds like a challenge to me… 🤣🤣🤣
GET PRAYING MANTIS FEED THEM THE 🦗 GRASSHOPPERS THEN SELL THE PRAYING MANTIS AND BUY THEM FROM LOWE'S OR HOME DEPOT THEY COME SEASONAL BC GRASSHOPPERS ARE NOT BENEFICIAL TO GARDENS BUT PRAYING MANTIS ARE GOOD LUCK AND UPDATE ME ON YOUR JOURNEY IF YOU CONSIDER🤣IF IT WORKS YOU SEND ME A FEW PRAYING MANTIS ON THE HOUSE 🆓 SHIPPING IM IN NEW MEXICO🤣🦗🦗🦗🤣🤦🏾♂️💯
Figure out how to catch them and sell them to chicken farmers
Where do u recommend selling stock photos?
Would love to see a more comprehensive video on number 59.
Great video, Holly 🌻
I have a lot of edible flowers 🌸 how much do you think is reasonable to sell to a restaurant?
Thanks 🙏🏼
Thank you! Oh that’s a hard one 🤔 I guess it depends on what flowers and how many but i would probably put together packages of $5-10 and test the waters. Also ask a bunch of restaurants.
Produce fully ripened figs, lemons, bananas for the farmer's market in your climate that is possible - they taste so much better.
Hi holy how long did it take you to come up with all these ideas.
Quite a while! And even longer to film and edit it 😅😅🌱
Tax nightmare! I just grow so we have something to eat. Seed swap Holly?
Buying Acre check things out. Some companies like mines can search on your property look at alcoa who has Blackrock and vanguard as big shareholder walk and dig up your land. Alcoa is allowed to dig our jarrah region but u are not. Check some councils as looney greens have made towns like jurien Bay only grow aussie bush plants, fires and ant problems arise, so check the plants out ref sap. Also toodjay a farmer who got fined by a nutty green neighbour for fixing his own bridge on his own property. Apparently he had to let the bridge rot because the land of oz is aboriginal. Also down donnybrook to balingup miners want land for lithium mines. Check things out.
Thought you said in one of your other videos you had trouble counting lol 😆
I was a little ambitious 😂
You're in Australia, but don't you have a New Zealand accent?
Sure do! Kiwi in Perth 🥝🇦🇺
Help me Holly please...
Would have been better to organise it and don't trying to get 100 ideas for klicks. For example is baking bread or cake quite the same idea. Also there would be more time to explain for each category like social media, photography, plant propagation, animals, selling handmade products, events and so on. But overall there are some good ideas!
This is great! Thanks so much.
This is a phenomenal video! So many excellent ideas. I will return to this video as we try to make money homesteading. Thank you for sharing!
Amazing list! Thank you for sharing your ideas.