I have a buddy in northern TX who has recently started a business primarily with vegetables and chickens. He hasn't had a lot lot of success so far, and I've been doing what I can to help out, primarily doing research to see what might bring the most bang for his buck. I suggested sago palms because they have wild deer up there, and I know the deer eat a lot of plants and can be a real problem. Also other pest sort of critters as well up there, like coyote. He lives near Texarkana and I was hoping some of you on here could help on rounding up a list of plants he could focus on to possibly turn the tides in his favor. He's not greedy, not looking to get rich, just looking to supplement income as much as possible. I'd like to move him away from vegetables and more into traditional plants (such as sago palm which I think should do well up there), but not sure he is ready to tackle carnivores yet (though I think those would also do well there). Afaik he has an outdoor grow set-up. Whatever advice ya'll can offer is appreciated! In the meantime, I will continue to do some research and figure out what might be desirable for his area.
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