It seems people are no longer interested in farming as we all want to do white-collar jobs. But the truth is that there's a lot of money in it. Can you go into farming as a full time job?
Farming as a full time job
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No, I can't make it hehe. It's only good for men. I'm not used to expose myself under the heat of the sun but I can hire people to farm. But my inherited land is rented by a big time farmer who became wealthy. Farming is a decent and profitable business.
In my country farming job is very profitable and very amazing job, if you have the capital to start farming then you will get wealthy and huge profit when you harvest it, traditionally our country have two farming season which rain is good at that time, but if you can you can farm more than 2 times.
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Farming is a very good business if you are inclined to it and if it is your passion. Not all have a passion for farming like farming ricefields, cornfields, and more. It is not easy to expose the self under the raging sun.
That's right farming is really a profitable business. But it takes resilience and strength to work on it.
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This job requires hard work and dedication. It requires good energy and health, also equipment because the human body cannot make it plowing a wide field. It needs a machinery.
It depends on your location and things like that it requires a lot of work and money as well maybe you can succeed but there are a lot of factors you need to consider
