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GardenersCardiff answers:

Wow a tiny market garden, if you are successful you will run out of produce as a decent market garden is usually a couple of acres, mine is 4 acres.

It takes tomatoes about 4 to 5 weeks to be of a decent size for selling as seedlings, personally I don’t like such seedlings to be more than 3 sets of true leaves but most people want a seedling with 4 to 10 sets of true leaves. The bigger the plant the more time and money you have in it. I assume you are keeping track of every penny you spend on this endeavor, other wise you will likely lose money as the income you make is your gross income and your net (the actual income) is what is left over after you pay expenses.

Pricing, I suggest you go to a couple of farmers markets and every grocery that has a produce dept and start recording prices and from that you should get a feel for what is charged for produce in your area. You also need to take into account what your costs are for growing and marketing the food. BTW you will need to spend at least 60% of your time marketing the produce. Without good marketing (advertising) few people will stop by your stand. At the very least put up fliers, get a blog and get a facebook page for your farm stand. Developing an email list of clients is also incredibly helpful. Do not expect to make any profit from this the first couple of years. If you have a farmers market near you (within an hour) I suggest going that route to sell vegetables, you will make a lot more money and be able to build a customer base far more quickly

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Rather than looking at specific opportunities right away, you should start out by figuring out what type of work at home you want to do.

Without high speed Internet, it will probably be very difficult to find a work at home job. But one of the best sites I know with reliable information about WAH jobs is
http://www.telecommutingmoms.com/

The alternative is to start your own home business and there are many avenues to consider.

Do you want to go into direct sales or “start from scratch” with you own idea? There are some in between choices too, like affiliate marketing. Think about your skills and interests and how you might use them to start a home business.

For example, you mentioned that you love to garden. One option would be to write an ebook about gardening and sell it online. Or set up a gardening blog and monetize it with contextual advertising and/or affiliate product sales.

Here are some other resources that will help you figure out what’s available and what you might like to do:

Free Affiliate Marketing Tips
http://www.clicktonow.com/sweet/affiliate-tips.html

Free Tips on Developing Information Products
http://www.clicktonow.com/sweet/info-product-tips.html

Direct Sales Companies
http://www.directsalesdirectories.com/#directory

Online Business Action Guide
http://www.internetmarketingsweetie.com/courses/new-business.html
(There is a small charge for this one)

It’s true… There are many schemes and scams out there, but if you spend some time researching your options you’ll find something that’s right for you. Be sure to use your common sense too!

Good luck!