kagari:


1) olotun is brown beans, oloyin is white or honey beans

A lot of people prefer the brown beans to white/honey beans

2) approx 1850 per bag if you are loadind 30 tonnes truck.

The beans are mostly bagged in 100kg so for 30 tonnes you talking about 300 bags per truck

300 bags at 1850 per bag is a total of 550 000

Transportation ranges from 500 000 - 600 000 per truck so I used the median of 550 000

3) all other grains you can think of, if you have a particular grain in mind you can ask here and I would get back to you

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I want to sincerely appreciate your quick response
if the cost of transporting beans is on the average of about 2k, why is the diff between the price in kano and in Lagos about 20k.......are there other factors that cause this or the Sellers just agree to that price.


the other grain am talking about is wheat

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Replying specifically to Mile 12 market, its very likely you will need a store to help you sell or you rent one. The grain market I saw there and the little interview I had with some traders will likely be this
1. The grain market is not as open as the yam market for example.
2. To successfully get your cash, you may need to rent a shop and sell yourself.
3. To make your goods open, you may need to sell low to be attractive to the traders to buy from you.
4. For you to make a killing, you need to supply in the scarce period. Eg Red Olotu beans will make you a lot of money if you can supply now. Most of the big shops were lacking it in Mile 12 and Bodija with prices as high as 48,000 per 100kg bag.

The most important factor here is yourself going there to find out if they will be buying from you and paying you cash instantly.

[quote author=freshpzy1 post=62595809][/quote]It is so because kanos price is for 100kg and lagos 50kg

[quote author=freshpzy1 post=62595809][/quote]

Same factors that makes other food produce higher In the south than the north

But basic law of economic, the demand in the south is higher than the north so price is higher

EMMAACHILE:

Replying specifically to Mile 12 market, its very likely you will need a store to help you sell or you rent one. The grain market I saw there and the little interview I had with some traders will likely be this
1. The grain market is not as open as the yam market for example.
2. To successfully get your cash, you may need to rent a shop and sell yourself.
3. To make your goods open, you may need to sell low to be attractive to the traders to buy from you.
4. For you to make a killing, you need to supply in the scarce period. Eg Red Olotu beans will make you a lot of money if you can supply now. Most of the big shops were lacking it in Mile 12 and Bodija with prices as high as 48,000 per 100kg bag.

The most important factor here is yourself going there to find out if they will be buying from you and paying you cash instantly.

You have said all all

In addition, having a reliable wholesale seller in the north, beans business is just like egg business

es144000:
It is so because kanos price is for 100kg and lagos 50kg

I believe you mearnt the other way round,

But in wholesale of beans nobody sells 50kg bag, unless you buy and rebag yourself

kagari:


I believe you mearnt the other way round,

But in wholesale of beans nobody sells 50kg bag, unless you buy and rebag yourself

In mile 12 and Bodija, its sold in 50kg bags

EMMAACHILE:

In mile 12 and Bodija, its sold in 50kg bags

Not all

A basket of tomatoes at Kaduna weekly airport market goes for 3200

Source: Whatsapp group image

100kg of white maize at Kaduna airport weekly market : 7500

Source: Whatsapp group image

Same size of maize and colour in lokoja main market is : 8500

Source: Whatsapp group

any update on onions price at Giwa market kaduna?

kagari:


I believe you mearnt the other way round,

But in wholesale of beans nobody sells 50kg bag, unless you buy and rebag yourself

go to mile 12,I was there under 2 weeks ago and their bags were in 50kg

sayso:
any update on onions price at Giwa market kaduna?

Would reply to you later in the day sir

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You can purchase 50,000 old layers at Abeokuta at the rate of 1465 each. If thinking of doing frozen chicken

excelsiorfarm:
You can purchase 50,000 old layers at Abeokuta at the rate of 1465 each. If thinking of doing frozen chicken

Pictures, but I am sure you don't have 50000 birds

We sell all types of garri. Presently a bag of 21 paint garri with us is =N=6,090. Our factory is located at Saki in Oyo State. Tfare to lag is between =N=800 and =N=1,000. You can contact us on 08032352182 (Calls only) or 08079133689 (Whatsapp and Calls)

kagari:


Pictures, but I am sure you don't have 50000 birds

it's unfortunate that internet can make many speak as they choose. Will you buy anything based on pictures or you go and verify? Moreover it is because you don't know what 50,000 Birds will look like, that's why you ask for a picture. If any man shows you such, beware. Check me out and through my post on nairaland, I don't have the luxury of proving a point because you have right to say as you wish

excelsiorfarm:
it's unfortunate that internet can make many speak as they choose. Will you buy anything based on pictures or you go and verify? Moreover it is because you don't know what 50,000 Birds will look like, that's why you ask for a picture. If any man shows you such, beware. Check me out and through my post on nairaland, I don't have the luxury of proving a point because you have right to say as you wish

OK sir

Goodmorning

Lokoja prices below as at today

Maize white = 8500
Maize yellow = 9500
Soyabeans = 13,500
Cassava (100kg ungrinnded) = 6000/6500
Dry hot birds Pepper (100kg) = 11,000
Beans 100kg (Oloyin and Red beans) = 25,000
Bambara nut (Okpa) 100 kg= 26,000
Groundnut hand peeled= 22,000
Guinea corn red (old) = 18,000
Millet (old) = 16,000

EMMAACHILE:
Lokoja prices below as at today

Maize white = 8500
Maize yellow = 9500
Soyabeans = 13,500
Cassava (100kg ungrinnded) = 6000/6500
Dry hot birds Pepper (100kg) = 11,000
Beans 100kg (Oloyin and Red beans) = 25,000
Bambara nut (Okpa) 100 kg= 26,000
Groundnut hand peeled= 22,000
Guinea corn red (old) = 18,000
Millet (old) = 16,000

Nice one bro

This thread seems dejected so come post your farm/food produce here

For 28th Nov

ABUJA

RICE. ( in Mudu )

- foreign : 500
- local : 350

BEANS ( In mudu)

- big whit : 500
- big brown : 500
- small white: 450

GARRI. ( in mudu)

- white : 200
- yellow: 250

RED OIL. ( in litres )

25 ltrs : 12300
- 0.75 ltrs : 400

VEGETABLE OIL. ( in ltrs )

- 25 ltrs : 12600
- 1 ltr : 600

YAM. ( min 5 tubers )

- small : 900
- medium : 1400
- big : 2000


PLANTAIN. ( in bunch )

- big : 1100
- small: 600

TOMATOES. ( in basket )

( rubber baskets )

- small : 200
- big : 600

PEPPER. ( in basket)

( rubber baskets )

- Rodo small basket : 200
- Rodo big basket : 500
- Tatashie small basket : 250
- Tatashie big basket : 700

POTATOES. ( basket )

( rubber baskets )

- small : 250
- big : 600
- bag 50kg: 3500
- bag 100kg: 5000

MELON / EGUSI. ( in mudu )

- peeled hand : 500
- peeled machine : 400
- unpeeled: 200

OGBONO. ( in mudu )

- Derica : 300
- Mudu : 2500

MAIZE. ( in mudu )

- yellow : 150
- white : 150

Pumpkin ( vegetable )/ water leave/ bitter leave


- a row: 100

OKRO. ( custard bucket ) : 600

ONIONS. ( in basket ) ( big size )

( rubber baskets )

- small: 500
- big: 1500


If you have any which you feel should be included do well to drop your comments.

Please you indicate your price in either

Mudu, paint bucket, ltrs , kg, tonnes, bags, tiers etc

Produce: Maize

Color: white and yellow

Measurement: Mudu

Price: white ( 130 ), yellow ( 140 )

Location: Gonor market

State: Niger

Produce: local rice

Color: milky white

Measurement: mudu

Price: 450

Location: Gonor market

State: Niger state

Note: long, stone free rice