How long can it take before the speaker sees a paycheck after paying farming expenses?

Richard CanfieldPodcast Host and IBC Advisor, Ascendant Financial · Authorized Infinite Banking Practitioner | Author of 4 Books

Why IBC is Perfect with Farming

10 Apr 2025 · 1 min

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Richard Canfield explains how farmers can combine work with an established operation while building their own farm. With expenses paid upfront and returns delayed up to a year, he describes a self-sustaining model where interest reinvests back into the system annually.

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Might be a year; the speaker also says payback can take about 8–12 months.

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What is the type of farming that you focus your efforts on presently? It's kind of two different ends of the spectrum. It's not much different than my day to day. My day to day is with a bigger farming outfit where we farm after a few years been able to farm our own stuff there too, which is the same thing. One day you got to see fertilize spray. All the expenses are upfront. It might be a year before you see your paycheck. This system works great because you're paying interest to our own system, but it doesn't disappear for eight or 12 months out into thin air like and gone. We pay it back to their own system and do it all over again next year.