Depending on where you live, farm fence row installation, cleaning, and repair. Requires a ton of time.

hmmmm

maybe landscaper

handyman

cabinetry

barber

bartender

dj

nail tech..? :P

Hvac

Sparky, plumbing, plasterer, heating engineer, mechanics

Sorry to hear that, hopefully soon and ths farm will ake care of what you need. Underground sprinklers sounds like a good one with relatively low initial investment

If you are doing underground sprinklers you'd be pretty well setup to also do invisible fences and contract utility locates.

With the new no-tax-on-tips laws in effect, bartending may be a decent option. Although I hear it’s only tax free on the first $25k/year, so keep that in mind.

Other than that, maybe try marketing some high quality goods at a local farmers market. I went to mine recently and found out that a local farmstead was able to save their farm by selling honey & olive oil-based soaps, candles, and shampoos.

with your skills maybe growing medical cannabis?

Clean and repair my outdoor grill that runs on natural gas

For something so big and heavy these things are awfully fragile

Work we are have had done recently or getting done soon.

-Tree removal/ stump grinding will probably be a team for the scale of the work.

- Painting touch up

- Power washing

- Door replacement / Handyman

Work I have seen done solo on our house being built.

- masonry

- Dude was screwing down and glueing the subfloor to the joists and sanding with a floor sander to remove floor squeak (I don’t know what this would be called)

- Electrician maybe a solo job but wouldn’t be surprised if it was a pair.

With your flower farm is there anything you can repurpose from a capital perspective to get function stacking. For example do you have a BCS tractor with attachments that could be multi purpose or with an additional attachment can you do off farm work repurposing the BCS? Such as a stump grinder or snow blower?