Your question is far too broad for a really specific. It’s like me asking you where in the ocean I can find a shark. It depends…

First, what do you consider a good living? Second, where would you farm and what type of farm? Fruits, vegetables, livestock, dairy, grains? Next what type of business structure- direct market or commercial/wholesale? What is your experience level-is this a new venture or do you have a lot of experience in agriculture?

Yes, you can make a good living being an organic farmer. But you can also fail miserably. Like any business in agriculture or any other industry, you must have a business plan and a good bit of knowledge and experience of what you are doing to succeed.

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