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G knows someone who owns a lavender field somewhere in Northern India. Basically, you buy a plot of land, let someone and his family live on it for free. In return, the family tends to the land and its crop in consideration for a monthly salary. You end up making money from the harvested crop. I know of people who have done the same with tea plantations and even lotus farms. Time to get that entrepreneurial spirit going!
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