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I do commercial truck farming. I grow many multicolored tulips. This means that I focus on tourism and selling the tulips. Most of my time on the farm is spent on managing orders. I have to make sure I have enough flowers to meet the demands of local grocery stores and flower shops, local customers, and even larger grocery store chains. 

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What kind of agriculture: Commercial Truck Farming

Where I would live: Mt. Vernon, Washington

Crops I grow: I grow many types of flowers, but I mostly grow tulips.

Climate needed: The climate needed is a "cfb" Koppen climate classification. The climate "cfb" is classified as a temperate oceanic climate.

Soil best suited for my agriculture: A mostly flat piece of land is needed. Sandy loam soil is needed to grow bulbs.

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In the Netherlands, the primary producer of tulips in the world, the COVID-19 pandemic caused many tulip businesses to lose a lot of money. One business, Sandra Munster's business, lost €450,000. Sandra Munster produces 12 million bulbs a year. This spring, 80% of her flowers have been destroyed. As all the export went down in March due to COVID-19, her tourism went down as well. "…I do guide tours, in my greenhouses and my tulip fields. And tourism is zero." Luckily, the Dutch government gave a special fund aid package of 600 million euros to the agriculture sector. 
https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-05-05/Dutch-tulip-farmers-struggle-during-pandemic-lockdown-QfuUhBCeJy/index.html

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There are over 150 species of tulips with over 3,000 different varieties. Tulips only bloom for 3-7 days in the spring. Tulips are native to central Asia. Tulip petals are edible and can be used to replace onions in many recipes. 