You have a piece of land and you don't know what to do with it. Depending on the nature of the soil and location, you can make a good profit on it. The main thing is not to be lazy.
Instructions
Step 1
On the fertile soil, you can do agriculture. Grow vegetables, herbs, berries, plant fruit trees. When the crop is ripe, sell it on the market or arrange with shops and supermarkets ready to take your produce for sale. Install greenhouses - with their help you can make a profit all year round.
Step 2
If the harvest is too large and you are afraid that it will deteriorate, open a processing workshop. Make jam, compotes, canned vegetables. This will increase the shelf life of your products.
Step 3
No desire to huddle the beds? Then build a farm. Breed birds or animals. In addition, you can get double or even triple benefits from them. For example, in addition to meat, cows give milk and skins, birds - eggs and feathers.
Step 4
You can also open a hippodrome on the ground. Set up stables, bring horses, or rent out stalls. Open a riding school or an equestrian polo club. With the help of horses, you can provide services for romantic dates or wedding processions, horseback riding.
Step 5
Is there a lake, forest or mountains near the land? Open the recreation center. Build one or more comfortable cottages where tourists can rest. Organize thematic excursions, walks or picnics in nature.
Step 6
To be original and stand out from the huge mass of other boarding houses, go for ethno-tourism. Build a mini-village, create an atmosphere of the national culture of the local people - clothing, food, interior, dialect features.
Step 7
Open small workshops, where, with the help of a specialist, tourists can make small objects with their own hands or prepare a dish of national cuisine. Organize good advertising for your ethnic village, and there will be no end of tourists.
Step 8
If none of the points suits you, rent out the land. This way you will be profitable without any effort.
