There are many different types of agriculture products business that you can start, depending on your interests, resources, and location. Some possibilities include:

Crop farming: Growing fruits, vegetables, grains, or other crops for sale. This can include starting a small farm, leasing land, or joining a community-supported agriculture (CSA) program.

Livestock farming: Raising animals such as cows, chickens, or sheep for meat, dairy, or eggs. This can include starting a small farm or leasing land.

Greenhouse or hydroponic farming: Growing fruits, vegetables, or herbs indoors using controlled conditions such as greenhouses or hydroponic systems.

Organic farming: Growing fruits, vegetables, or livestock using organic methods and without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.

Specialty crops: Growing niche crops such as herbs, berries, or mushrooms for sale to restaurants, grocery stores, or at farmers markets.

Agro-forestry: Combining agriculture with forestry by growing crops, trees and animals together.

Beekeeping: Keeping bees for honey production, pollination and other bee products.

Dairy farming: Raising cows or other animals for milk production

Fruit and Nut orchards: Growing fruit-bearing trees and nut-bearing trees for the production of fruits and nuts.

It’s important to note that before starting any agriculture business one should conduct a proper market research, have a clear business plan and have knowledge of the regulations, laws and policies of the area.