Welcome to the Backyard Farm Market. Have you thought about selling a product you raise in your backyard?
An Absolutely Free Webpage!
Get started and let Redbay Farm advertise your products(s) with a free Backyard Farm Market webpage.
If you have a nice agricultural product to sell send me a nice image and what you would like to say on your webpage. I will build you a single webpage that looks similar to Norman's Garden page. Once you have your page then you can advertise locally or worldwide on Craig's List or other means and use your webpage address to provide additional details about your products and contact information. Last but not least, the Google advertisements allow the customer to see competitor prices for your product(s)so that customers understand what a great value they get when they buy directly from you, the producter.
What can you sell from a little backyard farm?
The pictures on this page provide some examples of what you could sell: vegetables, tree seedlings or mushrooms. The types of agricultural products you could possibly raise and sell from your backyard are almost limitless. You could sell exotic fertilized chicken eggs to people wanting to start their own flocks. You could build and sell chicken coops. Have you thought about earthworm farming? Or, have you thought about growing fish? Fish can be grown in simple aquaponics systems...or you could sell and manage urban aquaponics systems like this? Maybe you could raise wildflowers for seeds, cut flowers and dried flowers? The list goes on and on. Have fun planning, dreaming, doing and selling!
Contact me at this email address jim@redbayfarm.com and we can discuss setting up your webpage.
- This no fee service is available on a first come first serve basis.
- I reserve the right to terminate an individual's free webpage at any time for any reason.
- Products must be produced by the individual advertising the product.
- There is no product endorsement implied by the construction and publication of a free webpage.
- Sellers are responsible for their products.
- Buyers should consider buying locally before purchasing a product from a distant vendor.
