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SPIN-Farming Member Meetup with Nick Van Riper and Ryan Doan, Urban Greens

Posted on April 13, 2018 by Roxanne

WHERE: Online

WHEN: April 12, 2018, 2pm ET

LEARN FROM THE BEST MINDS IN BACKYARD FARMING TODAY. LIKE NICK VAN RIPER AND RYAN DOAN, IN THE SPIN ONLINE SUPPORT GROUP. FREE TRIAL MEMBERSHIP WHEN YOU PURCHASE ANY SPIN GUIDE

If you’re hungry for farming how-to, here are practical tips from members of SOS - SPIN Online Support. If you are totally serious about farming, here’s how the new generation is learning how to do it.

SPIN-Farming’s Value Proposition

In farming you learn by doing, so the sooner you get an income-producing operation in and off the ground, the sooner you know how successful you will be at farming. Established agricultural programs costing thousands of dollars make farming more complicated and expensive than it needs to be for beginners.

Instead, purchase SPIN guides, join the peer-to-peer SPIN Online Support group, and start farming. You’ll get just what you need to know to start, without being overwhelmed by knowledge that is more appropriate to acquire later in your career. The money you save from not getting entangled in more elaborate programs can be invested in your farm infrastructure, which, following the classic SPIN approach, is simple and affordable.

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