“You don't schedule yourself for more than 40 hours a week ... if the tractor breaks down ... there's no buffer to take on more things”

Growing For Market Podcast · How to make a plan to be profitable with Julia Shanks and Dan Brisebois authors of The Profitable Farmer

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Set a baseline schedule of no more than 45-55 hours per week to create buffer for emergencies and avoid burnout

45-55 hours per week

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