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    Business Plan For Parlee’s Farm

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    Business Plan For Parlee’s Farm
    Author
    Parlee, Caroline
    Date
    May 2020
    Subject
    farming
    organic
    small business
    small farm
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/749
    Abstract
    This is a detailed business plan for Parlee’s Farm in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. This is a unique location for a farm as it is in a suburban location that has pushed out most farms in the area and converted it into housing. It is in central Massachusetts about thirty miles from Boston. They are a small family farm that mostly does pick your own activities and operates a small farm stand that sells fruits and garden vegetables. It is about forty acres and they rent another twenty from the town giving them plenty of space to utilize. They face a unique set of challenges as they are a New England farm with rocky soils and a unique client base. This plan dictates how to continue their practices in a more successful manner and expand into new ways to expand while maintaining a profit. The farm currently grows strawberries, blueberries and garden vegetables, the plan details on how to expand into pumpkins, a maze, apples, raspberries and other money-making opportunities. The key point of this plan is to keep this business running and growing to support its family while overcoming the unique set of challenges facing a suburban New England town farm.
    Advisor
    Daniell, Robert
    Department
    Business Administration
    Degree
    Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA)
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