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>>16851815
might not be a bad move to start with a work visa and do some woofing to get your feet wet.
>https://wwoofusa.org/
this will get you hands on experience at a farm of your choosing and its a good way to network to find land plots and shared use equipment, etc.
Find a region and market you like
go woof there with an experienced producer who is a member of the community
figure out the local landscape and possibly find unlisted land for lease at a premium
lots of benefits from doing this as an entry, also possibly a good way to meet a fellow farm qt3.14 looking for someone to spend her days with on a farm.