Advice on most profitable crop to plant? Can only use one acre.

[popcorn1]

Plant a 20 dollar bill and you get money trees..
I am still waiting for mine to grow      been 20 years though and still no tree..
Might have to plant another one i must be watering it wrong..

Plant as many homes as you can and rent them out..
plant a paint ball club.

but with one acre it be very hard to compete with someone with 1000s of acres with plants..

So if i was you i would think about something else horse stables even..
you don't own enough to compete with the big boy CROPS..

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[Sithara007]

but the children that were fed those chickens are coming out odd

I am not surprised. The vast majority of the American scientists still claim that GM food is harmless for the human body. But after looking at those gross images of GM chicken, I am having doubts in my mind..... BTW... I wanted to boycott KFC, but my 4-year old daughter loves the food from there.

[GreenBits]

Another cash crop...

This one is crocus, right? This is the plant from which the spice saffron is derived. Kashmir is well known for the cultivation of crocus. Returns will be very high, as saffron is widely regarded as the most expensive spice in the world.

True, but i have no idea of the $yield/acre... it's only the orange part that has value. 3-4 pieces by flower...

Then coca, tea and cannabis. Yep, tea... if you can make the highest quality, price follow fast.

Yezzir.


Pooooooooooooooooooooooooot. Then tea. Stepping off your list, fruit trees and ornamental shrubs, along with wasabi and ginseng. The past two are difficult and might require a specific biome.

But seriously, pot is 3k a pound wholesale ATM, in saturated markets. Saffron, by comparison, is median 2.5k, and the labor and space would eliminate a great deal of that profit.

Don't forget greenhouses, they might be a cool option and extend your planting choices, as well as your season.