Small farm names?
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Doing The Dixie Eyed Hustle said:Hole In The Wall-et.
that sounds like a dive bar with a busy restroom
Jay's Farms. Leave it all plural like that in case you ever expand. Insert last name instead of Jay. That's what A LOT of farmers do around here. Sometimes they'll give the land a different name, but the family name is the farm name. Generally with the LLC tacked on because they hire help and have big equipment...
Seriously- if you plan to sell produce then think about using either a name that relates to where you are- or your family name. People relate to the local name or at least like to buy from the local dude.
So if you live in a town with a nickname (Brick Town Farms) , or near a geological feature of note (Toad Hill acres), then that may be the way to go.
So if you live in a town with a nickname (Brick Town Farms) , or near a geological feature of note (Toad Hill acres), then that may be the way to go.
Danno77 said:
Thats what I will be eating for the next ten years if it doesnt sell..lol j/k sweet corn sells very quick around here.
Call it 420 Acres. Not sure if you'd attract the right customers, but people will show up with cash wanting to buy plants.
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