Specialty Farming, any ideas?

Question

Im thinking of going into farming, but i want a small one (like large backyard size) with a niche market. Can you think of anything you really need for work or like to eat, but no one sells?

Answer 1

What about organic berry varieties? Cranberries, blueberries, boysenberries etc.

Answer 2

try oriental herbs, as from my past experience is australia, i was never able to find herbs for the chiken curry.

Answer 3

Grow Sage, Dry it and sell it to most specialty astrology and psychic stores for blessing the home.  It is bundled and it smells amazing and called SMUDGING.  According to the Native American Indians, before a person can be healed or heal another, one must be cleansed of any bad feelings, negative thoughts, bad spirits or negative energy - cleansed both physically and spiritually. This helps the healing come through in a clear way, without being distorted or sidetracked by negative "stuff" in either the healer or the patient. The elders say that all ceremonies, tribal or private, must be entered into with a good heart so that we can pray, sing and walk in a sacred manner, and be helped by the spirits to enter the sacred realm. Also, the space in which the healing or ritual occurs must first receive a clearing or cleansing of any prior negative, stuck, or old energies that could interfere with bringing in the sacred or fresh new energies.

The act of burning sacred herbs and using the smoke with conscious intention to cleanse a person's aura or body as well as clearing a space with the smoke is known as smudging. In Western North America the three plants most frequently used in smudging are sage, cedar, and sweetgrass.

Answer 4

Natural healing herbs etc.

Lavendar, mint etc.

You could make your own herbal mixtures or beauty / bath products too.