Originally posted by Chuck
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Have you considered tea? I understand that gentlemen in some of the more metropolitan areas of the country love a bit of tea-bagging.Originally posted by Martin Scroatman View PostI have acquired some bagging plant so I'm looking at the possibility of offering a bagging service .
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Best to ask Fatlazycontractor then. He's an expert in it.Originally posted by vetran View PostYou want to make money from Cottaging?
sorry someone had to say it!
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FTFYOriginally posted by Martin Scroatman View PostThere are no chickens.
I have acquired some bagging plant so I'm looking at the possibility of offering a bagging service to anyone who would have a need for the packaging into sacks of anything in powder or granulated form.
Local jihadis I guess would be my target market.
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There are no chickens.
I have acquired some bagging plant so I'm looking at the possibility of offering a bagging service to anyone who would have a need for the packaging into sacks of anything in powder or granulated form.
Local agriculture I guess would be my target market.
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If you want to package chickens I think there are a lot of H&S regs to follow.
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Cottage Industry
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Has anybody ever stated a small scale operation from their domestic premises with a view to growing it to a viable business?
I'm thinking in the first instance would it be possible to keep things sufficiently under the radar so as not to attract the attention of the authorities and so therefore not need to pay business rates and such like.
I have a very large chicken shed over the back and I'm considering staring a packaging business with some plant I've acquired from a local factory.
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