$3K a Week Harvesting Coconuts

$3k a week Harvesting Coconuts
My buddy Alvin been trying to convince me to plant 5 acres of coconuts trees on the land. He said coconut is a big business. Alvin wants to show me how he makes 3k a week harvesting coconut trees in the city. I am going to shadow Alvin today to get an idea how he is able to make 3k a week harvesting coconuts.

Recently, I got 40 acres of farmland to farm on for free... If you want to know how I got free land to farm on—check out the video in the description or the natural know farm video playlist. in that video lies detail information about the 40 acres of farmland I was granted permission to farm on for free. In that video, I talked in detail how I got the land so other people who are interested in doing the same.

Alvin trims trees. He has a bucket truck with a lift on it that he uses. Alvin has a tree trimming business. but that’s not all, there’s something else he does alongside tree trimming. Alvin harvest fruits, and in his own words “we always have done it — living off the land.” Which In my opinion is very profitable when done so properly. Alvin fruit harvesting is So profitable that He makes as much money harvesting fruits trees as he does trim trees.

One tree in particular Alvin finds extremely profitable for harvesting is the coconut tree. The coconut tree grows year-round in Florida and most homeowners have 2 or more trees on their property.

Here’s how Alvin makes money from:
He gets booked to trim the coconut a coconut tree— he makes money for that job
He harvests the coconuts, then sells them $1.00 per coconut
He averages 500-600 coconut per day
He does this seven-day days a week for about 2-3 hours a day
Alvin also harvests other fruits like mangoes, dates, lychee, and of other variety of fruits he comes across.

Alvin is making over 3k a week harvesting coconuts?

His clients are:
Grocery stores
Flea market merchants
North Floridians come buy coconuts down south because coconut doesn’t grow north of Florida.

What is Alvin’s coconut harvesting pros and cons:
Pros:
• no need to own/lease any lands
• Free coconuts for 100% profit margin
• Plenty of Readily available coconut trees to harvest
• Low competition

Cons:
Has to trim some trees for free as part of the agreement with landlord before harvesting the coconuts