Part of your feasibility study should be devoted to exploring the details of where you'll be working.  For example, you may need an office space to serve as headquarters for your business operation or project, or you may need land with special features, if for example, you are planning to expand your orchard for your business. Make sure that you have access to the space and facilities you'll need, and research any leases or permits that you'll need. If you won't be heading this project alone, you'll have to think about what sort of help (paid or volunteer) you'll need from others. You need to give serious thought to all of the following questions:  What are your staffing needs? What qualifications will your staff need? Are there qualified people available to hire or recruit to volunteer? How do you see these staffing needs changing as the business grows or as the projects unfolds? Will you need a board of directors? What will their qualifications need to be? Who would serve on it? This is the point at which you'll have to carefully research and list all of the materials you'll need for each specific stage of your project:  What raw materials will you need? From where will they be sourced? For example, will you be able to grow all of your own fruit or will you need to purchase it in bulk from a separate grower, especially in the off-season? How much sugar and pectin will you need on a regular basis? Will you have to drive to a wholesaler to get these, or can they be regularly delivered? You should also think about the smaller details such as the materials you'll need for packaging and delivering your product, if you are creating something to be sold. Also, don't neglect to include such necessities as office supplies. While you will get more specific with the details of your budget in the next phase of the feasibility study, make sure to record the prices of the materials you'll need as you research their availability. Make note of whether or not you'll be able to comparison shop for your materials, or if you'll be tied to getting your supplies from a single source. You also need to think about whether or not you'll need any special technology, and research its availability and affordability. For example, even if you aren't planning on opening up your own storefront and are instead hoping to sell your product online, you'll need access to a reliable computer, a quality camera, and perhaps software to manage your orders and billing/payment information.
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