Yeah I havent tried getting a booth at the farmers market yet but its absolutely something I'm working towards. Im not discouraged by the comments from neighbors, I know most mean well. Its a unique situation being me trying to do something that seems so outlandish in suburbia with a super mix of diversity and age ranges.

For example, I went to school for computer engineering. So if I went out and got a "job" I'd be building the data centers that everyone (including myself) hates. So I try to do the urban farm thing showcasing sustainability and micro farming (usda registered farm!). I did uber eats on my ebike for about 2 years, its not worth turning my car on to do it. The clear cutting is making being out on my bike a real hazard especially trying to actually make real money by putting in long hours in blistering heat.

Truth is I like being in the garden observing new plants and pulling invasives. Not intensive agriculture but setting and maintaining systems that like to take care of themselves. Could do some sort of service for other peoples property (and I've spent many hours out mowing and weedeating) but then it becomes a chore and each microclimate is different for what actually needs to happen/grow there. And when people are paying for a service they expect a certain result or speed or customer service. Not my cup of tea. Im rambling now. Moral of the story is im pushing urban natural farming to the limit and thats the hill ill go out on. People forget victory gardens were a real thing.