Spin Farming 2.0 - Production Planning

Spin Farming 2.0 - Production PlanningSPIN Farming 2. 0. Contains advanced sub acre growing concepts coupled with yield, pricing and revenue benchmarks. 94 pages on advanced techniques for farming on small plots for fun or profit. A revolution in small plot agriculture. Free Shipping SPIN Farming 2. 0: Production Planning & Crop Profiles. Authored by Mr. Wally Satzewich, Ms. Roxanne Christensen. SPIN stands for Small Plot INtensive. SPIN Farming 2. 0: Production Planning & Crop Profiles

SPIN Farming 2.0. Contains advanced sub-acre growing concepts coupled with yield, pricing and revenue benchmarks. 94 pages on advanced techniques for farming on small plots for fun or profit. A revolution in small plot agriculture. Free Shipping

SPIN-Farming 2.0: Production Planning & Crop Profiles. Authored by Mr. Wally Satzewich, Ms. Roxanne Christensen. SPIN stands for Small Plot INtensive. SPIN-Farming 2.0: Production Planning & Crop Profiles contains advanced sub-acre growing concepts coupled with yield, pricing and revenue benchmarks. It also provides data on 40 classic SPIN crops, including bed/walkway configurations; in-bed spacing; number of plants per row, per bed and per segment; yield per row, bed and segment; average seed count per pound; seed required per row, bed and segment; cost to seed a bed and segment; crop value status; price tier suggestions and targeted revenue per bed and segment. Building on the non-technical, easy-to-understand and inexpensive to implement farming system outlined in SPIN-Farming Basics, SPIN-Farming 2.0 provides the detailed data and analysis that are relevant and useful to the new generation of farmer whose success depends on producing good food at a reasonable profit. Using street value farming, it describes how sub-acre farmers can plan commercial scale operations that put significant incomes in their pockets while meeting the growing demand for locally produced food.SPIN stands for "s-mall p-lot in-tensive", and it is a system that integrates intensive production with a direct marketing business model. It is now being practiced by a growing corps of first generation farmers that spans age, geography and class.