Businesspundit: If you want to be an entrepreneur but need a business idea, consider renting ducks. It’s apparently doing very well in Germany.
Germans are lining up to rent farm animals to help with the gardening as part of a new green scheme. Werner Kiwitt, who runs an ecological park in Schleswig-Holstein, is offering sheep to cut the grass and ducks to eat the slugs.
He said: “You get free fertiliser provided by the animals as well, so it’s not a bad deal.”
Who would have thought you could turn sheep and duck doo into a selling point? Now that’s a good entrepreneur.
Weird Business Ideas: Rent a Duck [Businesspundit]

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