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Cash flow runs a farm. Not the size of your investment.
Am pretty sure you have seen Many people on the comments section ask me whether I farm everything.
They see goats, chickens, vegetables and wonder why I farm everything .
They miss the main point which i will teach you today.
As and and experience farmer I follow one principle. The principle of Cash flow is king.
A farm fails when money stops moving. Workers need pay. Feed needs purchase . Inputs need to be purchased. A farm without steady cash forces you to remove money from your pocket.
That why I run three key ventures.
-Goats.
-Chickens.
-Vegetables.
Each one serves a different cash cycle.
Goats.
My Long term investment.
-Gestation period around 5 months
-Kid growth takes time
-Real profit often after 12 months or more
A farmer who keeps goats alone faces one problem. The farm consumes money for many months before profit arrives.
Chickens.
My Medium term investment.
-Layers start laying around 18 to 20 weeks
-Broilers sell after 5 to 7 weeks
-Cash starts entering the farm after a few months
A chicken farm improves cash flow. Yet feed costs remain high before the first sales.
Vegetables.
My Short term investment.
-Many vegetables mature in 30 to 60 days
-Sales start quickly
-Cash returns faster
Vegetables solve the daily farm cash pressure.
Now look at the system together.
Vegetables bring short cycle cash.
Chickens bring mid cycle cash.
Goats bring long term wealth.
your farm will receive money weekly, monthly, and yearly.
Feed, labour, and farm operations will receive support from farm income instead of your pocket.
Simple principle.
Strong farms depend on cash flow, not large investment.
Many farmers chase big projects. Few farmers build cash movement.
Study your farm like a business. Build ventures with different cash cycles.
Your farm will stays alive because money keeps moving.
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