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Business start up
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A good business idea could be an invention, a new product or service, or an original idea or solution to an everyday problem. It might also be:
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a gap in the market that you can fill
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a business related to the work you do already
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an interest or hobby that you can turn into a business
Whatever your idea is, you need to be sure that it fits with your needs as an individual, as well as being a viable business proposition.
The OpenFields library holds resources about starting up a business enterprise, which are particularly relevant to doing business in the rural, agri-food and land-based sectors.
A sample of Items held in the Business start up category
- Farm business planning: stages in preparing a business plan
- The Linhay – Innovative Farm Diversification
- 1191: A successful community shop
- 1103: State of the countryside - enterprise and entrepreneurship
- 741: County farms
- 1418: New entrants and opportunities in farming
- Exploring growth in vertical inter-firm relationships: small-medium firms supplying multiple food retailers
- Equine law: livery arrangements
- Risk management for the farm business: treatment of risk
There are currently no subcategories in the Business start up section.
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Where Am I?
The OpenFields Library is a free online library contains items of interest to practitioners and researchers in the agricultural and landbased industries.