Handmade goods are definitely a premium product that many shoppers love to buy. But what can you do to make YOUR handmade goods EXTRA special and unique, to help drive sales? How about being able to tell your customers that you're sending a piece of your farm to them? At Home To Roost Co, that's exactly what they do, selling handmade cutting boards made with timber right off their farm. It's definitely not the easiest way to make money off your farm, but it certainly is one of the most unique! You can read the companion article and learn more about how to make cutting boards and grow it to a business on our website -- visit findinggoodliving.com/podcast, and click on "cutting boards."

When Allison and her husband bought their hobby farm, they also absorbed a few passive income streams that already existed on the farm. Horse boarding was one of them, but it didn't take long for them to realize that this wasn't the right revenue stream for them. They made the shift to barn storage rentals as their main passive income stream as they transition to making their bigger farm dreams start to take shape. Learn more about why they stopped with horse boarding and HOW they're shifting to make their vision for their farm come to life.

Read the companion blog post covering how to rent a barn for storage on our website. Visit the podcast page link and click on "Rentals" under the Homemade Money episodes category.

Katie & Jon from Tlush Family Farm joined us today to share some of the ins and outs of running a microgreens and gourmet mushroom business and doing it WITHOUT compromising family life -- super important with two little ones at home. Oh, did we mention that their entire farm is on a quarter acre? They may be one of the smallest farms we will ever interview, but they honestly bring some of the biggest tips about the not just tiniest crop but about business and life in general.

Want to read more about how to grow microgreens? Visit the podcast page on our site -- findinggoodliving.com/podcast and click on the Microgreens tile.