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  1. Profits from flower farming can change a lot based on what flowers you decide to grow, who you're selling them to, and how you handle your spending. In this article, we'll break down the numbers and show you the ways you can make money by farming flowers. Flower farming can indeed be profitable.

  2. May 24, 2022 · Here are my tips for maximizing your profits as a commercial cut-flower farmer: #1: Focus on high-profit flower crops. Anything that you can grow from seed will have a lower upfront investment cost. Warm-season annuals are typically the easiest to start with, such as sunflowers, zinnias, and celosia. These flowers have broad appeal and will ...

  3. Jan 6, 2024 · 20 Summer Subscriptions: 20 subscriptions listed at $240 = $4,800. 30 Holiday Wreaths: 30 wreaths listed at $85 = $2,550. Below you will find my profit plan for our peonies in 2024. We have around 2,000 plants that are in year 4 and “in production” and I would like to sell 4 blooms per plant for a total of 8,000 stems. And this is an average.

    • Track Labor Costs. Admittedly, labor is hard to track. The reality is most flower farmers are multitaskers, Lennie says. “We’re doing a million things all at once; it’s just the way we manage and it’s often to our detriment.
    • Know Your Inputs. If you know how much compost you ordered for the year, for example, it’s useful to calculate the average amount spent per bed, row, or crop.
    • Evaluate & Refine Sales Channels. Once you know who is buying your flowers, you can also evaluate the costs through each channel. “Rather than saying, ‘I made $2,000 at the farmers’ market this past Saturday,’ you might want to ask how much you spent to sell there,” Lennie notes.
    • Use Bouquet Recipes to Control Costs. It’s tempting to channel your inner florist and create the prettiest and most unique market bouquets ever seen. But these are unlikely to be the most profitable, Lennie says.
  4. Feb 28, 2024 · A single farmer can adequately grow and sell an acre of flowers and make around $30,000 in gross sales, according to a new University of Minnesota Extension webinar.

    • Noah Fish
    • Multimedia Reporter
    • nfish@agweek.com
  5. Feb 26, 2023 · Muddy Farm Club. We offer a farm club at Muddy Acres for our customers who want more. Our farm club members can be considered VIPs. They have access to our field for their own enjoyment, receive discounted u-pick tickets, enjoy a bucket of free dahlias, and more. In 2022, our farm club generated $9k+.

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  7. Oct 28, 2024 · A flower farm can be started with minimal space. Flowers produce prolifically and can be planted closely. We started ours with 1600 square feet and now have half an acre of cut flower production. To keep the flower farm manageable as a first-year flower farmer, you should keep a quarter acre or less of annual flowers, especially if working alone.

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