You can have (depending on what zoning allows), bed and breakfasts, equine facilities, up close and personal with animals, you pick em fields (tomatoes, strawberries, etc.), as mentioned CSAs, produce stands with all sorts of local grown and produced products (esp. as the "eat local" movement grows even larger), and so on and so on and so on.

And here's how he did it; the secret sauce so to speak.

You don't want anyone with that kind of crazy sauce wanting revenge on you, especially if they know where you live.

Just last night I ordered a double steakburger with lettuce, tomato, pickle and onion.

It had been surrounded with a tomato cage, but I just didn't see the wire while focusing on the 'weeds.'

That sheet is really the secrete sauce to getting them to a yes.Good luck!

I started as a fan of his books, but realized he never quite revealed - for lack of a better term - the 'secret sauce.'

Here is what I found listed as an average daily diet for Michael Phelps:Breakfast: Three fried egg sandwiches with cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, fried onions, and mayonnaise.A five-egg omelet.A bowl of grits.Three slices of French toast with powdered sugar.Three chocolate pancakes.Two cups of coffee.Lunch: A pound of pasta with tomato sauce.Two large ham, cheese, and mayo sandwiches on white bread.Energy drinks.Dinner: A pound of pasta with tomato sauce.Six to eight pizza slices (basically, a whole pizza!).

As an investor, my education, knowledge must be up to doing my own inspections, calcing my own offer price.I've bought 40+ rentals, I've never been given secret sauce helps from a buyers agent or even deals. 

Supreme court says tomatoes are vegetables, not fruit.