Perennial farming offers a promising path towards sustainable agriculture – but also brings significant risks. Farmers often face uncertainty in predicting market trends, weather patterns, and long-term economic outcomes.
Permaculture demands extensive time, research, and resources. Many farmers struggle to identify effective strategies that enhance productivity and economic viability. Consequently, it can take many years for farmers to realize that certain crops are not economically viable, leading to increased risks in financial instability and failure.