well I did some rethinking on it. Yes, you can.........but there are a number of "if's and but's", tho.
If you are near a metro area, yes, but forget about getting a 200 hp tractor, 30 foot header combine, and
the like, you'll maybe need a little fordson, and some handtools.
a while back I had some links on hydroponics, and how a fellow only had a few acres, and indeed he
did $40,000 (maybe that is why you ask the question, with that particular amount mentioned).
there will be some "marketing" involved, rather than looking at charts, and praying in church like we do,
you would be meeting with grocery stores, talking to restraunts, and making friends with the people that
have flea markets, town square farmers markets, etc........
if you could raise tomatoes, sweet corn, and the stuff like that, and do your hydroponics, maybe
farm fresh eggs (yes, the law states you need to be inspected....but....)......
if you work really really really hard maybe......you could watch some of the "hippie" videos on hydroponics,
also some raise mushrooms, microgreens, etc......some get into honey, but the bees can be a hazard, and personally
I never thought there was much of a market for honey.
you could also maybe raise melons, squash, pumpkins, etc........then raise stuff for decorations.
now, if you are in a rural area, and a long long ways from a urban or metro area, it will be quite a bit more difficult.
good luck
