Swamp logging is a specialized niche sector of the timber business. The
swamp logging business requires both specialized heavy equipment and
specialized knowledge. In addition, you will need specific knowledge of
timber species and the value each species has based on timber being -- a
saw log (log sawn into lumber), pulp wood (log used for paper) or
veneer-grade logs (logs made into veneer for furniture). Additional
knowledge essential to success is the difference between hard and soft
woods, as well as the value of the different species of hardwood logs.
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
How to Start a Commercial Aquaponics Business
Aquaponics refers to the rearing
of fish and plants together in a controlled environment. It is a
combination of aquaculture, the rearing of fish, and hydroponics, the
growing of plants without soil. In aquaponics the water from the fish
tanks is used to grow the plants. The plants get their nutrients from
the nutrient rich water produced by the fish wastes. Since in the
process of deriving their nutrients from the waste water, the plants are
actually cleaning the water, the water is thus recycled and
reintroduced into the fish tanks. Aquaponics is commercially viable that
a farmer sell both fish and plant products, such as lettuce, tomatoes
and spinach.
Thursday, June 27, 2013
How to Start a Hotel as a Business
Starting a hotel as a business can be a challenging but profitable
undertaking. Whether you’re envisioning no-nonsense accommodation for
business travelers, high-end boutiques or a comfortable
bed-and-breakfast, you’ll want to spend ample time researching and
planning before taking the plunge because there’s plenty of competition.
In 2008, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 64,300 establishments
providing overnight accommodation in the U.S.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
How to Start a Riverboat Casino
In response to state laws prohibiting gambling, cruise boats found a way
to generate revenue by operating casinos on board. Using international
waters, cruise boat operators can circumvent state limitations. To open
and operate a small riverboat casino business, you'll need to make sure
that you comply with your state's gambling laws in addition to any
federal gambling regulations. Each state is largely responsible for
regulating gambling within its boundaries, but the federal government
has a limited right to regulate gambling on Native American territories
and some forms of interstate gambling through Congress and the federal
Commerce Clause. Your state's gaming laws apply to small and large business owners.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
How to Start a Small Business Selling Computer Parts
Computer parts include memory chips, hard disks, flash cards, external
storage devices, monitors, cables, input devices and various
accessories. The computer industry is very competitive, with small
players and established big names going after huge worldwide demand. You
can sell computer parts from a physical store, an e-commerce store or
an auction site. Parts resellers, small computer manufacturers and
owners looking for quick upgrades are some of your potential customers.
Starting any small business requires a business plan and adequate
financing.
Monday, June 24, 2013
How to Start a 7-Eleven Business
7-Eleven stands as one of the world's best-known convenience store
brands. With franchise locations in both the US and around the world,
franchise owners find lucrative opportunities under the 7-Eleven banner.
According to Entrepreneur Magazine, as of 2010, the company claims just
over 6,500 American franchise owners, along with another 30,500
international locations. In order to become one of their ranks, a
prospective franchise owner must complete a rigorous screening process
and produce the bucks necessary to support a branch of this highly
recognized and established brand. From start to finish, the 7-Eleven
franchise process only takes two to four months to complete, so a
business owner could be operational in very little time.
How to Start Your Own Tea Cafe
You already know how good a warm cup of tea can taste. Perhaps you pride
yourself on knowing many different blends and what tasty pastries they
should accompany. With some ingenuity, hard work and capital, you can
turn your love of tea into a thriving tea cafe business. Whether you
decide to focus on the college crowd, business crowd or a combination of
both, location, great products and impeccable customer service will be
key to your success.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
How to Start a Personal Chef Company
If you like to cook and the entrepreneurial flame is burning, then you
might want to consider opening a personal chef company. While you might
relish the opportunity to create a great-tasting meal for your family,
there are plenty of other people who don’t … or just don’t have the
time. Although a penchants for cooking is important, the successful
professional chef will also be personable, organized and creative.
You’ll also need lots of energy to manage the multiple tasks associated
with this type of business.
How to Start a Media and Public Relations Business
Media and public relations firms are widely used by small and large businesses across various industries. From fashion designers and
boutique owners to upscale restaurants and authors, media and public
relations firms are hired to help spread positive news about their businesses, and attract the attention of their target markets and
respective media outlets. They also work to keep negative press from
damaging the brands they represent.
"Entrepreneur" magazine's online
portal suggests that start-up costs for a media and public relations
firm could range from $2,000 to $10,000.
Monday, June 17, 2013
How to Start a Travel Vacation Business
Starting a travel vacation business requires training in the travel
business, knowledge of favorite vacation destinations and surrounding
accommodations, and a constant stream of up-to-date information on
travel warnings and advice from various government and professional
travel sources. Little equipment or upfront investment is required as
most of the business start-up capital is directed at advertising the
business to the intended target market. Specialize in a specific type or
types of travel destinations and create a successful business in the
vacation niche of the travel industry.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
How to Start a Vegetable Oil Extraction Business
Vegetable oil refers to oil products derived from plants through a pressing process. Every year in the United States, farmers produce vegetable oils weighing over 16 billion lbs.; people use this oil in cooking, production of plastics and detergents and even apply the waste products as diesel to run engines, an idea coined by Lyle Pearl a resident of Santa Fe. For a small business prospective entrepreneur this presents a wide consumer base and she can decide on which sector to supply to or work in corporation with an large vegetable oil extraction company, such as the American Vegetable Oil.
Friday, June 7, 2013
How to Start a Small Business Courier Service
You can practically start a business courier service overnight. Make sure you have reliable transportation as you will need to pick up and deliver packages each day. You can probably start out with a car, van or SUV. You will not have that many clients early on. However, you may need to use a larger truck when your business grows. You can purchase a truck or rent one for a truck rental outlet.
Sunday, June 2, 2013
How to Start a Team Co-Op for a Home Business
A co-op is a group of people that get together to do something. That something can be anything from homeschooling to vegetable gardening to running a small business. Not everyone knows how to do everything it takes to run a small business, but like the idea of working from home. This is where a team co-op benefits each member. Responsibilities of some of the team members can include advertisement, marketing, finances, ideas or execution of the ideas. Work with people who have similar interests to make the best use of your team co-op by pooling your resources.
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