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In this episode, Liz discusses the concept of going deeper, not wider with your customer base. She shares her experience with her flower farm business and how she shifted her focus to building stronger relationships with a smaller group of customers. Liz emphasizes the importance of understanding customer needs, reducing advertising costs, and fostering customer loyalty. She also explores the mindset work required to stay focused on the end goal and avoid getting caught up in vanity metrics. Liz concludes by recommending the book 'The Gap and the Gain' by Dan Sullivan as a resource for personal development and motivation.
Takeaways
Focus on building stronger relationships with a smaller group of customers rather than trying to attract a large audience.Understanding customer needs and anticipating their future needs can lead to repeat sales and customer loyalty.Reducing advertising costs by focusing on existing customers can save time and money.Training new customers takes time, so focusing on repeat customers allows for more time to improve products and services.Deepening relationships with existing customers can lead to a more stable and predictable revenue stream.Celebrate and acknowledge the progress you have made instead of fixating on what is still ahead.Share your achievements with others to reinforce a positive mindset and culture of appreciation.Resources
Quickbooks: https://quickbooks.partnerlinks.io/0o09r7rqoau4
The Gap and the Gain: https://a.co/d/0Zvg6df
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The conversation is about Facebook and Instagram ads and targeted ads in general. The guest, Lexi Wright, is an expert in this topic and runs a marketing agency called Back Pocket Social. They discuss the importance of having clear goals and measuring success when running ads. They also talk about the different audiences on Facebook and Instagram and how to target ads accordingly. The conversation emphasizes the value of hiring a freelancer or specialist to help with ads, especially if time is limited. For those DIYing their ads, they suggest starting with boosting posts that drive sales and analyzing website analytics to see if the ads are effective. In this conversation, Liz and Lexi discuss the process of setting up and running Facebook ads. They also explain the importance of having a website and how to choose the right type of ad and audience for your campaign. Lexi emphasizes the need for measuring and analyzing results, as well as the importance of having clear goals and a customer journey map. They also discuss the mindset and mindset shifts necessary for successful marketing.
Takeaways
Having clear goals and measuring success is crucial when running Facebook and Instagram ads.Understanding the different audiences on Facebook and Instagram can help in targeting ads effectively.Hiring a freelancer or specialist can save time and yield better results when running ads.For those DIYing their ads, start by boosting posts that drive sales and analyze website analytics to evaluate effectiveness. Set up a Facebook Business Manager account to run Facebook ads.Bring your assets, such as your Facebook and Instagram pages, into your Business Manager account.Set up an ad account to have more options for targeting and data.Consider setting up a data set to gather more information about your website visitors.Choose the right type of ad based on your goals, such as awareness, traffic, or engagement.Define your audience and set a budget for your ads.Create eye-catching creatives and compelling copy for your ads.Measure and analyze your results to make informed decisions.Have clear goals and create a customer journey map to guide your advertising strategy.Develop a growth mindset and understand the importance of measuring and analyzing data in marketing.Link to her free guide: backpocketsocial.com/liz
Quickbooks: https://quickbooks.partnerlinks.io/0o09r7rqoau4
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In this episode, Liz wraps up the three-part mini-series on starting a flower farm. The main theme is the commitment to learning and understanding the various aspects of running a business, beyond just growing flowers. The host discusses the importance of sales, handling rejection, and analyzing the market. They also emphasize the need for efficiency and streamlining processes to save time and avoid burnout. The episode concludes with an invitation to a live Q&A webinar.
Takeaways
Starting a flower farm requires a commitment to learning about all aspects of running a business, not just growing flowers.Efficiency and streamlining processes are crucial to save time and prevent burnout.Analyzing the market and understanding customer preferences is essential for success.Sales and handling rejection are important skills to develop.Consider the resources available and the level of commitment required before starting a flower farm.Link to signup for the webinar: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/registration-page-27840ccf-7ed0-4fa7-a4bd-16e51986adfd
Quickbooks: https://quickbooks.partnerlinks.io/0o09r7rqoau4
Podcast website: www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com
Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sunnymarymeadow/
Sunny Mary Meadow flower farm (www.sunnymarymeadow.com) specializes in bouquet subscriptions, stem bars, and a you-pick flower farm experience.
Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/888196709178852
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In this episode, Liz discusses the resources needed to start a flower farm, specifically focusing on time and money. She emphasizes the importance of considering the amount of time available and the flexibility of that time when starting a business. She also highlights the financial investment required to run a flower farm and the need for a safety net and an exit strategy. The host encourages listeners to have a clear end goal in mind and to be realistic about the challenges and sacrifices involved in starting a flower farm.
Takeaways
Consider the amount of time and flexibility you have available before starting a flower farmBe prepared for the financial investment required to run a flower farmHave a clear end goal in mind and plan for a safety net and an exit strategyBe realistic about the challenges and sacrifices involved in starting a flower farmLink to signup for the webinar: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/registration-page-27840ccf-7ed0-4fa7-a4bd-16e51986adfd
Smart Labels: https://www.amazon.com/QR-Smart-Labels-Scannable-Organization/dp/B0BJS364C6?maas=maas_adg_31EA81720AD78B3DA43CB84763549F2B_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=maas
Blog: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/blog/should-you-start-a-flower-farm-managing-time-and-expenses
Podcast website: www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com
Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sunnymarymeadow/
Sunny Mary Meadow flower farm (www.sunnymarymeadow.com) specializes in bouquet subscriptions, stem bars, and a you-pick flower farm experience.
Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/888196709178852
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This episode is part one of a three-part mini-series titled 'Should You Start a Flower Farm?' Liz discusses important questions to ask yourself before starting a flower farm, such as how you feel about sales and how you handle rejection. The episode emphasizes the need to analyze the market for the flowers you want to grow and be comfortable with criticism and unhappy customers. It also highlights the importance of understanding that not everyone will be your customer and being okay with that. The episode concludes by encouraging listeners to sign up for a live Q&A webinar and teasing the topics of the next two parts of the mini-series.
Takeaways
Before starting a flower farm, analyze the market for the flowers you want to grow and be willing to adjust your plans accordingly.Be comfortable with criticism and unhappy customers, as not everyone will appreciate or understand the value of your flowers.Understand that you are not for everyone, and be okay with that. Focus on attracting and serving the customers who appreciate your products and services.Selling flowers is the key to making money in a flower farm business, not just growing them.Sign up for the live Q&A webinar and stay tuned for parts two and three of the mini-series, which will cover learning about things other than flowers and assessing your available resources.Link to signup for the webinar: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/registration-page-27840ccf-7ed0-4fa7-a4bd-16e51986adfd
Quickbooks: https://quickbooks.partnerlinks.io/0o09r7rqoau4
Blog: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/blog/should-you-start-a-flower-farm-part-1-questions-to-consider
Podcast website: www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com
Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sunnymarymeadow/
Sunny Mary Meadow flower farm (www.sunnymarymeadow.com) specializes in bouquet subscriptions, stem bars, and a you-pick flower farm experience.
Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/888196709178852
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In this episode, Liz Fiedler discusses how she uses high tunnels to grow and sell tulips. She explains how she uses high tunnels for season extension and succession planting, and shares tips on selecting tulip varieties and planting techniques. Liz also talks about her experience with growing tulips in crates and outside, and how she manages the different stages of blooming. She discusses the importance of planning and organization in selling perishable products like tulips, and highlights the benefits of using high tunnels for controlling the blooming schedule and maximizing profitability.
Takeaways
High tunnels are a valuable tool for season extension and succession planting of tulips.Selecting early and late blooming varieties can help spread out the blooming schedule.Planting tulips in raised beds with powdery dry soil makes for easier planting and harvesting.Managing the blooming schedule and controlling the temperature inside the high tunnels is crucial for maximizing profitability.Planning and organization are key when selling perishable products like tulips.Quickbooks: https://quickbooks.partnerlinks.io/0o09r7rqoau4
Blog: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/blog/how-to-use-secession-planting-to-grow-and-sell-20-000-tulips
Podcast website: www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com
Podcast instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sunnymarymeadow/
Sunny Mary Meadow flower farm (www.sunnymarymeadow.com) specializes in bouquet subscriptions, stem bars, and a you-pick flower farm experience.
Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/888196709178852
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In this episode, Liz and Robert discuss the importance of email marketing for businesses. They highlight the limitations of relying solely on social media platforms and emphasize the need for a direct line of communication with customers. They also explore different email marketing tools and recommend options like MailerLite and BraveO. The conversation covers laws and regulations related to email marketing, including the importance of obtaining permission from subscribers. Liz shares her strategies for building an email list and engaging customers, while Robert suggests offering lead magnets as incentives for subscribers. They conclude by discussing the integration of social media and email marketing to maximize customer engagement and sales. In this conversation, Liz and Robert discuss various aspects of email marketing and its impact on business growth. They cover topics such as promoting newsletters, using newsletters for business growth, balancing organic and corporate approaches, frequency and value in email marketing, monitoring engagement and adjusting frequency, the power of email marketing metrics, segmenting and following up with interested subscribers, overcoming self-limiting beliefs in sales, providing value and avoiding spam, and the benefits of owning a business. They also mention a free Email Marketing Crash Course and a Web Tool Tester for website building.
FREE guide: https://www.emailtooltester.com/en/free-email-marketing-ebook/?utm_campaign=SunnyMaryMeadow&utm_medium=Podcast&utm_source=SMM-podcast
Takeaways
Email marketing is crucial for businesses as it provides a direct line of communication with customers and generates sales more effectively than social media.Choosing the right email marketing service is important, with options like MailerLite and BraveO offering affordable and user-friendly features.Complying with laws and regulations, such as obtaining permission from subscribers, is essential for successful email marketing.Building an email list requires making it easy for customers to sign up and offering incentives like lead magnets.Integrating social media and email marketing allows businesses to maximize customer engagement and maintain a consistent presence in customers' inboxes. Promote your newsletter by highlighting its advantages and sharing it on social media.Use newsletters to promote events and encourage subscribers to forward them to potential customers.Find a balance between organic and corporate approaches in your email marketing.Send emails at least once a month to avoid being forgotten, but be mindful of not sending too many.Monitor email marketing metrics to track engagement and adjust your strategy accordingly.Segment your subscribers and send follow-up emails to those who show interest.Overcome self-limiting beliefs in sales and confidently promote your products or services.Provide value in every email to avoid being perceived as spam.Take advantage of free resources like the Email Marketing Crash Course and the Web Tool Tester for website building.www.instagram.com/sunnymarymeadow
My favorite things: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/sunny-mary-meadow-favorite-things
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In this episode, Liz interviews Lena from Urban Bounty Farms, an urban hydroponic farm in Kansas City. Lena shares her journey of starting the farm and her vision of transforming blighted buildings into small hydroponic farms. She discusses the challenges and benefits of hydroponic farming, the popular edible flowers for chefs, and the target customers for her farm. Lena also provides insights into licensing and regulations for selling edible plants and her plans for scaling up the business.
Takeaways:
Hydroponic farming in blighted buildings can solve multiple problems, including food swamps, blight, and creating sustainable businesses.
Popular edible flowers for chefs include marigolds, borage, pansies, and nasturtiums.
Selling to restaurants and grocery stores can provide a consistent revenue stream for urban farms.
Licensing and regulations for selling edible plants vary by location and may require inspections and certifications.
Scaling up a farm may require hiring employees and partnering with other farmers.
Urban Bounty Farm:
https://urbanbountyfarm.squarespace.com/
Template club: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/offers/hnARxLRo/checkout
Sunny Mary Meadow (www.sunnymarymeadow.com) specializes in bouquet subscriptions, stem bars, and a you pick flower farm experience. https://www.instagram.com/sunnymarymeadow/
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Liz reflects on her flower farming journey and the importance of storytelling with a purpose. She shares the story of how she started her flower farm and the challenges she faced during COVID-19. Liz discusses the unexpected order for 300 Easter bouquets and how she took on the challenge. She emphasizes the importance of taking risks and overcoming fear and also talks about the support she received and the lessons she learned from the experience. She encourages listeners to embrace opportunities and not let fear hold them back.
Takeaways:
Storytelling should have a purpose and provide a valuable lesson or takeaway.
Taking risks and overcoming fear is essential for personal and professional growth.
Seeking support and collaboration can help overcome challenges and achieve success.
Living in the moment and embracing opportunities can lead to unexpected and fulfilling experiences.
Sunny Mary Meadow (www.sunnymarymeadow.com) specializes in bouquet subscriptions, stem bars, and a you pick flower farm experience. https://www.instagram.com/sunnymarymeadow/
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In this episode, host Liz Fiedler interviews Liselotte, a flower farmer and composting enthusiast. Liselotte shares her journey of starting a flower farm and the crops she grows. She explains the importance of composting and how she started composting on her farm. Liselotte discusses the process of creating compost piles and the different materials she uses. She provides tips for starting composting and emphasizes the simplicity of the process. The episode concludes with Liselotte sharing her contact information for those interested in learning more about composting and flower farming.
Email tool tester FREE e book:
https://www.emailtooltester.com/en/free-email-marketing-ebook/?utm_campaign=SunnyMaryMeadow&utm_medium=Podcast&utm_source=SMM-podcast
Takeaways:
Starting a flower farm requires planning and learning about different crops and growing seasons.
Composting is an important practice for flower farmers to recycle organic waste and improve soil health.
Creating compost piles involves balancing carbon-rich materials (such as leaves and straw) with nitrogen-rich materials (such as vegetable scraps and manure).
Composting can be done in various ways, including using compost tumblers, chicken wire enclosures, or vermicomposting systems.
Starting composting is simple and can be done with basic materials and a good understanding of the carbon-to-nitrogen ratio.
Compost thermometer: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002Q0ZKX4/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_X3B919D6HMBS7CGV2H0B?linkCode=ml1&tag=sunnymarymead-20
Let It Rot book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1580170234/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_45MZ7Z3YW0VAAY3PXYC2?linkCode=ml2&tag=sunnymarymead-20
Compost Science for Gardeners book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0865719764/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_3DCVE6RYHZMJVABWEQS7?linkCode=ml1&tag=sunnymarymead-20
The Composting Bible book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1801718768/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_SB181MAF7E306W5F1QKQ?linkCode=ml1&tag=sunnymarymead-20
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On this week's episode we have Tracy Kuchar from Lost Farm Co talking about Customer Experience. As a former small business owner selling toys, Tracy is a Certified Customer Experience Professional (CCXP) and beginning flower farmer. We talk about customer experience and treating it as a discipline the same as accounting and and applying it to business problems and solutions.
Customer experience and customer service as related, but we break out customer experience into the sum all interactions with your business.
She lives near Princeton, NJ. You can find Tracy's page on www.instagram.com/lostfarmco/ @lostfarmco
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In this inspiring episode of our podcast, we delve into the vibrant world of flower farming with Hillary, the pioneering force behind Meadow Forge Flower Farm. Nestled in the heart of a rural landscape, Meadow Forge is not just a farm; it's a testament to innovation, sustainability, and the beauty of nature's bounty.
Hillary takes us on a journey from the farm's humble beginnings to its current status as a thriving, profitable business. She shares the challenges and triumphs of running a farm in a rural area, where logistics and market reach can often be hurdles. However, with creativity and a deep commitment to her community and the environment, Hillary has turned these challenges into opportunities.
A central theme of our conversation is the farm's unique approach to engaging customers and generating revenue. Meadow Forge Flower Farm has embraced a self-serve, "you-pick" model, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the farm and handpick their own flowers. Hillary explains how this approach not only creates a memorable experience for visitors but also supports the farm's operational efficiency and sustainability goals.
We also discuss the practical aspects of flower farming, from crop selection and seasonal adjustments to marketing strategies and community engagement. Hillary shares her insights on how to build a loyal customer base, leverage social media, and create events and workshops that celebrate the farm's offerings.
Throughout the episode, Hillary's passion for her work and her community shines through. She offers valuable advice for other entrepreneurs looking to start or grow their businesses in rural areas, emphasizing the importance of adaptability, community engagement, and staying true to one's values.
Join us for this episode of Sunny Mary Meadow, as Hillary from Meadow Forge Flower Farm shares the secrets behind her blooming success. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur, a flower enthusiast, or someone who appreciates the beauty and potential of rural businesses, this episode is sure to inspire.
It’s not a matter of finding the right price point, but simply volume of customers that best fit a product.
Check out Meadow Forge:
https://www.meadowforge.co/
https://www.instagram.com/meadowforgeflowerfarm?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D
https://www.facebook.com/meadowforgeflowerfarm/
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Dive into the vibrant world of hydroponic gardening with our latest podcast episode! We are joined by Jessie from B.A.R.E. flower farm today! Join us as we explore the revolutionary techniques that are changing the way we grow one of the world's most beloved flowers. Whether you're a seasoned gardener looking to expand your repertoire or a curious newcomer intrigued by the idea of soilless cultivation, this episode offers a treasure trove of insights and tips.
Discover the secrets behind successful hydroponic setups, from choosing the right equipment to the nuances of nutrient solutions that bring out the brightest blooms. Our expert guests demystify the process, sharing their personal journeys and the lessons learned from cultivating tulips without a speck of soil. We delve into the environmental benefits of hydroponic gardening, including water conservation and space efficiency, making it an ideal choice for urban gardeners and sustainability advocates.
Beyond the practical advice, this episode celebrates the sheer beauty and variety of tulips that can thrive in a hydroponic environment. Get inspired by stories of stunning displays and innovative projects that push the boundaries of traditional gardening.
Tune in to "Sunny Mary Meadow" and transform your approach to gardening. Discover how hydroponic tulips can add a splash of color to your life and environment, all year round. Whether you're aiming to create a small indoor garden or scale up to a commercial operation, this episode is your guide to flourishing in the world of hydroponics.
This description incorporates keywords such as "hydroponic gardening," "grow hydroponic tulips," "environmental benefits," and "urban gardening," aimed at attracting search engine users interested in hydroponic cultivation, tulip gardening, and sustainable practices. The use of engaging language and the promise of expert insights encourages listeners to dive into the episode.
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Follow Jessie on instagram @bareflowerfarm https://www.instagram.com/bareflowerfarm/
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Welcome to the replay of our live webinar Q&A session, where we dive deeper into the insights shared in our three-part mini-series on how to start a cut flower farm. In this episode, we answer listener-submitted questions and provide additional tips and strategies for aspiring flower farmers. Whether you're just starting or looking to grow your existing flower business, this episode is packed with valuable information to help you succeed in the cut flower industry. We hope you found the information valuable and that it inspires you on your journey to starting and growing a successful cut flower farm.
Links we mentioned:
Cut Flower Crop Planner and Journal - 2024 Edition:
https://amzn.to/48ua7DF
Peddling Perishable Products: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/offers/KrY37YV6/checkout
Flower Farmer Template Club:
https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/offers/hnARxLRo/checkout
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In this week's episode, I share how our flower farm got it's start with a farm stand at the end of the driveway and why I transitioned to a different model. Don't get me wrong, the farm stand model can be great if you're just starting out, and for certain farms might be the perfect end model. But for me, once I realized every single stem had value, I did not want throwing them in the compost bin if they didn't sell to be part of my business plan.
Secrets of Sold Out Stem Bars: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/offers/PnZNn9BU/checkout
Peddling Perishable Products: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/offers/KrY37YV6/checkout
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Register for the Live Q&A: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/pl/2148165637 Seats will be limited!
Don't forget to submit any questions to [email protected]
Welcome to Part 3 of our exciting three-part mini-series, where we dig deeper into the pocketbook and tap a few more resources to start a flower farm with different budget levels. In this episode, titled "How I Would Start My Flower Farm with $10,000", I realize that very few people have this amount to invest just starting out. I know I certainly didn't. You can quickly throw money at the "fun" stuff to grow and miss out on the potential to start a business on the right foot with sustained profitability. Analyzing your market and figuring out who you're selling to is going to be key.
I discuss what types of education I would invest in, and of course many could think, "She's just saying that because she sells a course." Well, yes, of course I believe my offerings will accelerate you to profitability sooner by not making my same mistakes, not to mention missing out on the opportunity costs of not maximizing your sales... but mine isn't the only course available and I suggest you do your research. My course dives deep into about 10 topics, but maybe you only need help on 2 or 3 and can find a different offering that focuses on just that. Coaches and consultants are out there, but they aren't for everyone. Do your research before investing in anything. That's why I offer a risk-free phone call so you can tell me all about your flower farm and I'll tell you (honestly) if I think my course can help you.
#FlowerFarming #BudgetGardening #StartSmallDreamBig #GardeningPodcast
Peddling Perishable Products launches March 1, and price increases Feb 15 (it has been extended!). Click here to get signed up and save $200: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/peddling-perishable-products-862e9407-46d9-4c69-8007-aa15ed5683e8
Not sure if PPP is right for you? Schedule a phone call and tell Liz about your farm, and she will tell you if she thinks her course can help: https://calendly.com/sunnymarymeadow/1-1s-podcast-interviews-meetings-wedding-consults
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On Jan 13, 2024 we hosted the first ever Flower Farmer Forum in St. Cloud, MN. We had 25+ flower farmers and 15+.industry experts popping in and out throughout the day, and the energy in that room was HUNGRY. Hungry for learning. Hungry for networking. Hungry for ideas. Hungry for ways to grow and sell more flowers and turn our hobby into businesses that can actually provide for our families and serve our customers in more creative ways.
We are already planning next year's forum, and hope to double in size.
If you haven't listened to the episode where we planned the forum, go back and find episode 39.
Flower Farmer Forum virtual registration: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/offers/Z2S7hzzH/checkout
P.S. I listened to the recap and I realize I said "awesome" and "amazing" about 100 times. It definitely WAS awesome. I promise to find a new buzzword next time!
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Register for the Live Q&A: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/pl/2148165637 Seats will be limited!
Don't forget to submit any questions to [email protected]
Welcome to Part 2 of our exciting three-part mini-series, where we dig deeper into the pocketbook and tap a few more resources to start a flower farm with different budget levels. In this episode, titled "How I Would Start My Flower Farm with $1000", this is probably the hardest level to start with. If you're starting with $100, you know you're limited. If you are starting with $10,000, you can play around a bit and get to your dream more quickly. But $1000 -- you know what you should or could invest in, but you have to pick and choose!
Are you passionate about flower farming but constrained by finances? This episode is tailored just for you! We’ll guide you through innovative and cost-effective strategies to begin your flower farm with just $1000. This week we talk more about things to focus on in the future, such as your bouquet making process and keeping track of those tasks you have to do each day.
Stay tuned for the next episodes in this series, where we'll escalate the budget to $10,000, offering insights and advice for each financial level. Whether you're a budding florist, a gardening enthusiast, or someone dreaming of their own flower farm, this mini-series is a treasure trove of inspiration and guidance.
Subscribe and listen now to embark on a blooming adventure with us – starting right from the ground up with just $1000! 🌼💵 #FlowerFarming #BudgetGardening #StartSmallDreamBig #GardeningPodcast
Peddling Perishable Products launches March 1, and price increases Feb 15 (it has been extended!). Click here to get signed up and save $200: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/peddling-perishable-products-862e9407-46d9-4c69-8007-aa15ed5683e8
Not sure if PPP is right for you? Schedule a phone call and tell Liz about your farm, and she will tell you if she thinks her course can help: https://calendly.com/sunnymarymeadow/1-1s-podcast-interviews-meetings-wedding-consults
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Register for the Live Q&A: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/pl/2148165637 Seats will be limited!
Don't forget to submit any questions to [email protected]
After part TWO of the mini series, we will add a downloadable PDF with links to EVERYTHING we talk about in the episode to get started flower farming, so make sure to check back for part 2.
Welcome to Part 1 of our exciting three-part mini-series, where we delve into the fascinating journey of starting a flower farm with different budget levels. In this inaugural episode, titled "How I Would Start My Flower Farm with $100", we explore the possibilities and challenges of kickstarting your floral dream on a shoestring budget.
Are you passionate about flower farming but constrained by finances? This episode is tailored just for you! We’ll guide you through innovative and cost-effective strategies to begin your flower farm with just $100. From selecting the right seeds to utilizing household items for gardening tools, we cover a range of creative solutions that prove a limited budget doesn't mean limited possibilities.
Our host shares personal experiences and practical tips on how to make the most of your $100 investment. We discuss how to prioritize expenses, find free or low-cost resources, and employ DIY methods to get your flower farm off the ground. This episode is not only about saving money but also about embracing the journey of starting small and nurturing your passion for floriculture.
Stay tuned for the next episodes in this series, where we'll escalate the budget to $1,000 and then $10,000, offering insights and advice for each financial level. Whether you're a budding florist, a gardening enthusiast, or someone dreaming of their own flower farm, this mini-series is a treasure trove of inspiration and guidance.
Subscribe and listen now to embark on a blooming adventure with us – starting right from the ground up with just $100! 🌼💵 #FlowerFarming #BudgetGardening #StartSmallDreamBig #GardeningPodcast
Peddling Perishable Products launches March 1, and price increases Feb 1. Click here to get signed up and save $200: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/peddling-perishable-products-862e9407-46d9-4c69-8007-aa15ed5683e8
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In this bonus episode, our host, Liz Fiedler sits down with Erin Amick, a distinguished board member of the Women In Blue Jeans Conference. Liz will be the the keynote speaker for the event, and there are a lot of breakout session options.
Held in the heart of Mitchell, SD, the Women In Blue Jeans Conference is a unique event that brings together women with a passion for agriculture. Liz and Erin dive into an engaging conversation about the conference, discussing the wide array of topics and learning opportunities it offers. From modern farming techniques to leadership roles in agriculture, this conference is a hub for knowledge, networking, and empowerment.
Erin Amick shares her insights on the significance of the conference in supporting and uplifting women in the agricultural sector. She highlights the workshops, speeches, and hands-on sessions that cater to both seasoned professionals and newcomers in the field.
As the keynote speaker, Liz Fiedler gives us a sneak peek into her motivational speech, focusing on the challenges and triumphs of women in agriculture. She emphasizes the importance of community, resilience, and innovation in this ever-evolving industry.
Whether you're deeply involved in agriculture or simply passionate about it, this episode is a must-listen. It's not just about farming; it's about fostering a supportive network of women who are changing the face of agriculture. Tune in to get inspired and join the movement of Women In Blue Jeans!
#WomenInAg #WomenInBlueJeans #AgriculturePodcast #Empowerment #MitchellSD #FarmingCommunity
To register: http://www.womeninbluejeans.org
Women In Blue Jeans Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/175091918719/
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