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Slinging Eggs!
How A 3 Sentence Business Plan Taught Us To Sell Eggs
The Blooming Health Bulletin is a Bi-weekly Publication of Blooming Health Farms
Week of: 6/24/24
“Sean, if we just had two more chickens, we could get two more eggs a day and we could grow this business…”
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Recent Happenings:
We’ve increased our egg production, and the young ones will be online soon, allowing us to explore new markets and expand our reach.
Participated in the Greeley Farmers Market with great success, selling out our fresh eggs and receiving positive feedback from our community.
Chicken Tidbits:
ˈtid-ˌbit - noun
1: a small piece of food
2: a small piece of information
“Did you know that the color of a chicken's earlobes can indicate the color of the eggs they will lay? Chickens with white earlobes typically lay white eggs, while those with red earlobes lay brown eggs…“
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Happy Twosday to you!
We got our start selling eggs after Kewani gave me that legendary “three sentence” business plan.
“Sean, if we just had two more chickens, we could get two more eggs a day and we could grow this business…”
And after that, it was off to the races to figure out how to stand out in the marketplace and grow a nonprofit business that gives value to both our community and the youth we aim to serve. Our journey began with a simple idea and a few chickens, but it quickly transformed into a mission-driven venture focused on sustainable agriculture and social impact. Our success comes from sharing what we are doing without caring that others may “steal” what we are doing.
By being open and transparent about our methods and practices, we hope to inspire others to embrace sustainable farming and support their communities. We believe that the more people who adopt these practices, the stronger our local food systems will become, creating a ripple effect of positive change.
In today’s edition, I’ll discuss how effective marketing strategies can help stabilize local food systems and support community food security by making nutritious, fresh eggs more accessible.
Please share any strategies you may have as well!
I hope you enjoy this issue, and stay tuned for today’s podcast and Friday’s newsletter!