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From Debt to Harvest: Rethinking Property and Side Income

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We explore how to transform your yard from a money drain into an income-generating asset through innovative gardening approaches and direct sales to restaurant chefs.
• Modern properties now cost money rather than generate income, from expensive driveways to high-maintenance lawns
• Microgreens business proved unprofitable at farmers markets due to hidden labor costs and time commitment
• "Cut-and-come-again" garden model allows chefs to harvest their own produce, paying by weight with an honor system
• Raised bed hugelkultur gardening offers an ergonomic solution for growing that repurposes yard waste
• Suburban self-sufficiency isn't realistic, but even small-scale food production can offset rising grocery costs
• Victory gardens provide resilience against supply chain disruptions while keeping you close to home and family
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Chapters

1. From Debt to Harvest: Rethinking Property and Side Income (00:00:00)

2. Tuesday at the Trading Post (00:00:25)

3. Michigan Renaissance Festival Spotlight (00:00:58)

4. Side Hustles in Tough Times (00:04:44)

5. Houses as Debt vs Investment (00:07:44)

6. From Microgreens to Market (00:12:31)

7. Gardening for Profit and Survival (00:22:03)

8. Cut-and-Come-Again Garden Model (00:28:20)

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