Danny Masterson’s “grapes and wine” farm is the primary source of his income, which is still considered “stable” despite monthly lawyer bills, credit card payments and a mortgage, according to a document prepared by his parole officer.

The “That ’70s Show” star was convicted of raping two women and sentenced earlier this month to 30 years to life in prison by a Los Angeles judge. Before that hearing, his interim probation officer prepared a document recommending state prison that included the details about his life and finances that was obtained by journalist Meghan Cuniff and published Wednesday on the Scientology blog Underground Bunker.

“The defendant reported he is an actor and producer,” the document reads. “He related he began acting and modeling at age four. However, he noted he last worked as an actor/producer in 2018. He added he started a farm in 2018 and continues to earn income from the farm.