Interesting question. Sometime before, someone on this board posted a link to some site (USDA, I think) that had info on "specialty" crops that people could grow with limited land. Rasberries and Blueberries were on the list. Mara-juana was even on the list too, I think it was for medical use, assuming you were in a state where it was legal. I read the blurb they had about it--it was interesting. The USDA required all sorts of high-security fences, and you had to register with the DEA, etc.
Anyway, wish I could find that site, if I come across it I'll post it.
For organic vegges and the like, you may want to check out the movie "The Real Dirt on Farmer John." I haven't seen it yet, but it's a documentary about a guy outside of Chicago who grew organic stuff and sold it to restaurants and individuals.
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