How to Start a Farm Business that Makes $120K/Month (Pt. 1)

On this episode, you’ll discover how to start a farm that makes $120k/month. In fact, you’ll see how regular, everyday people have decided to start farming and create an off-the-charts lucrative business.

Grace Harbor Farms is a perfect example. Starting with two goats and a lot of determination, Tim and Grace Lukens, along with their son David, have turned their dream into a rewarding farm business.

With goat milk skin care products in over 100 stores (including Whole Foods), anyone interested in starting a farm business can learn from this motivational family, who are delighted to share some very important expert tips with you right now!

But, starting a farm seems as if it might require a huge investment, right? Wrong! Many fledgling entrepreneurs have learned how to start a farm with no money – and no experience.

Simply by following in the footsteps of other farmers like the Lukens family, you can be well on your way to being your own boss, experiencing how it feels to be in charge of a multi-million dollar company, and providing consumers with all-natural products and solutions that they’ll be proud to purchase time and time again.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:42 Beginning Budget
3:10 Starting A Farm
5:23 Selling Soap and Lotion
7:22 The Product Line
8:18 Selling Bottled Milk and Yogurt
9:55 Skincare Products
11:41 Sharing The Story
13:02 Selling Online
14:07 Outro

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[sauryashrestha]

People nowaways dream of sports cars, mansions in LA, clothes, etc. But owning a farm intrigues me so much. A beautiful farm like the green gables in the prairies.

[yellowrosehomestead]

We are in our first year. And the similarities we have are a confidence boost. Financially struggling and looked for a way to help my husband. He said don’t work, homeschool and raise our kids. But I can’t stand seeing him work so hard and be robbed by inflation.
So I grew a garden and canned a few things people loved it. And it just blew up. I’ve also started making soaps, about to add bath bombs and lotions within the next year. One product at a time!

[rej]

Farmers are the cornerstone of civilization.

[IWantYoutoBeHappyEver]

It's cool how they just went out and started selling something and then learned from there! Really cool

[Campzzyzx]

Thank you for putting in the work and for putting this together so we can all learn. Thank you Grace Hatbor for being so generous and sharing your journey.

[LizBrousseau]

I love this! And great editing! Really well done. As a small family biz owner I love that you are telling these stories!

[Kenny-bjzq]

Farming is a lot of hard work and if you make a little money your doing really good if you breaking even your doing OK if you loosing money your the norm. If people think they just going to get into farming and make a lot of money I hope your rich cause you will need money to keep farming

[raheemvlog]

I always had a passion for farming since I was a child growing up. What really caught my attention is that this Skincare products started off with two goats. 🙌
Thanks for sharing this video really good to watch during these times.
Hope y’all have a Happy New Year’s with it comes

[Drummasterjay]

Love love love this channel. I’m a country boy from deep in South Carolina and have been living in California for the past 6 years since the military. THIS right here is the goal and what I’m trying to get back to. Love the content

[natividadmariano]

I am so fascinated watching these farms/ homesteads small or humongous, I come from a family with farming background, am a nurse and been living in the U.K. for about 50 years, come from the Far East originally but now British Citizen. I actually invested on a few hectares of farmland for my family.

[paulbulanov]

Wow wow wow they were such incredible people to interview and you guys have done a great job editing the video and bringing the story forward! Keep them coming and stay tune for episode two!

[YesToTech]

Can't wait to start a farm! Totally staying tuned for part 2 :)

[vlad]

This is one of my most favorite videos, I feel like I connect most with this one!

[SweetHeavensSunshine]

Very helpful content! Thank you for putting such awesome media out in the world. We need more of this❤

[dnmabra]

This video is really inspiring. Great job!

[JuliethMwihambi]

I am happy for your, u inspired me to start a farm of my own

[DonaldB]

Wow... this was cool to watch. Keep telling their story. I know nothing about farming so definitely interesting video

[savagecrawlersllc]

I wish to be a part of the next generation of farmers and hoping my little ones pick it up as well to help the farm crisis in America.

[bluewater]

More of a "we did" than a "how to", but its a great story.

[haniebrown]

Aww! This is amazing! Farming is really good. Can't wait getting on ground.