‘The Biggest Little Farm’: How One Couple Gave Up Everything to Live the Entrepreneurial Dream

How much land does it take to develop a multi-source revenue self-sustaining farming operation in which the outputs from one side of the operation provide inputs to the other? In Southern California — 200 acres.

While many aspects of this story won’t translate perfectly — or perhaps not at all — to farming and ranching in North Dakota, it never hurts to take a look at how others in other places are making their farm operations work. Get the full story from Graham Winfrey writing for Inc.

Curio : A new type of content. It's not "news" and it's not "commentary," it may not even be about Minot. But whatever it is, Minot may need it or you may enjoy it!

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