Farm Pricing: How to Charge What Your Product Is Actually Worth

Many farmers are undercharging.

Not by a little. By a lot.

And the frustrating part is they’re working just as hard as the farm down the road that’s actually getting ahead. Same animals. Same hours. Same product. Different price.

That’s it. That’s the whole difference.

Module 6 of the Part-Time Farmer Playbook is live this week and it’s the one I wish someone had put in front of me a lot earlier.

We talk about why farmers underprice, how to find your actual floor price, and what happens when you stop comparing yourself to the grocery store.

That last part matters more than most people think. The grocery store is not your competition. It never was.

The customer buying direct from a farm is making a completely different decision — they want to know you, know the farm, know how the animal was raised. That’s worth more than what’s sitting in the meat case at the supermarket.

Watch Module 6 of The Part-Time Farmer Playbook here:

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BTW: The pricing exercise at the end of the video is worth doing with a real number from your farm. Takes about 10 minutes and it might surprise you.

with my appreciation,

Jason

Aka: The Part-Time Farmer

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