Austine1212:

South Africa is the world's tenth largest sugar producer.

That's a lie.
You are importing a lot of sugar

TayserMahri:


You are still a major food importer. Your produce cant keep up with your reproductive sex lives.

I've busted your lying ass Kiberan..

We aren't like Kenya that produce tea and flower that her people can't consume .

TayserMahri:



Negros from the poverty capital should keep away from attempts at looking classy

You have resorted to gutter language because you are from the gutter .. the United slums of Kenya..

If I'm a negro, then what are u?

You're just too poor to afford. 32! I have seen the cars on your road - the average age is probably 20yrs: The same with Ghana.

Kenya's cars are at least 10yrs old on average. Nigeria 20yrs - Ghana is probably 25yrs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_Z2xWn4Wn8&list=RDCMUChBQgieUidXV1CmDxSdRm3g&start_radio=1&t=52


Look at Lagos roads and cars - horrible

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTT7DSGH01Y

pacretus:
you keep stressing the Volkswagen buil.sh.it as If your life depends on it.

Nigerians don't go for Volkswagen, we do more popular brands. Why should we buy what isn't a popular ride in town. My estate as a whole has no single Volkswagen car. I don't get your ish. I'm sure Ford brand us worse because we don't go for them

TayserMahri:


Compare its value to high value crops

High value crops generally refer to non-staple agricultural crops such as vegetables, fruits, flowers, ornamentals, condiments and spices. Most high value agricultural crops are those known to have a higher net return per hectare of land than staples or other widely grown crops. They therefore generally have a monetary value higher than staple crops in emerging and expanding local, national, regional and global markets. High value crops and products present an ideal opportunity for the poor in many developing countries to increase their income by participation in commodity value chains, provided there is effective vertical coordination to ensure that supply is in relative balance with demand.

Farming is a business. In order to farm the so called high valued crops,a farmer will invest more money than farming a low valued crops like maize and beans.So in business sense,the one who farms maize,and the other who goes for something like vanilla, there is no much difference. The real difference is how much cash is buried in the soil!

TayserMahri:


cashew is a hunter gatherer crop.

Cashew farming is just similar to coffee farming! I think you are zero on these stuff

Danielnino00:


I've busted your lying ass Kiberan..

We aren't like Kenya that produce tea and flower that her people can't consume .

You were bragging about palm oil that sells at less than 1 $ per kg when we're talking of stuff that we sell at hundreds of dollars per kg. Dirty cheap hordes from the poverty capital.

Danielnino00:


You have resorted to gutter language because you are from the gutter .. the United slums of Kenya..

If I'm a negro, then what are u?

Be comfortable in your dark skin nigger. Dont bleach.

Kazikazi:
Farming is a business. In order to farm the so called high valued crops,a farmer will invest more money than farming a low valued crops like maize and beans.So in business sense,the one who farms maize,and the other who goes for something like vanilla, there is no much difference. The real difference is how much cash is buried in the soil!

The higher you invest the higher the returns. That simple. If you invest near nothing you earn next to nothing.

Kazikazi:
Cashew farming is just similar to coffee farming! I think you are zero on these stuff

You must be mad kazi. Two small Kenyan firms can purchase all Tz cashew nuts.

TayserMahri:


You were bragging about palm oil that sells at less than 1 $ per kg when we're talking of stuff that we sell at hundreds of dollars per kg. Dirty cheap hordes from the poverty capital.

The global palm oil market is expected to hit $92.84bn next year ...

What's the global value of the tea market??

You don't get it. If you have big land - it makes sense to plant low-value crops at a large scale. If you are small-holder farmer - then it make sense to engage in intensive agriculture in high value crops.

Kazikazi:
Farming is a business. In order to farm the so called high valued crops,a farmer will invest more money than farming a low valued crops like maize and beans.So in business sense,the one who farms maize,and the other who goes for something like vanilla, there is no much difference. The real difference is how much cash is buried in the soil!

And Nigeria is making zero out of it - and actually importing palm oil.

Danielnino00:


The global palm oil market is expected to hit $92.84bn next year ...

What's the global value of the tea market??

TayserMahri:


Be comfortable in your dark skin nigger. Dont bleach.

You are pretending too much to be sensible...

We all know that you aren't. Keep using gutter language on people here.. we will keep exposing your lying ass..

Kazikazi:
That's a lie.
You are importing a lot of sugar

We import it and then process it, we well finished goods
We import raw crops, transform it and sell it to the same countries as finished goods zeerust

got equipment to process it while other countries don't, we coming to east and central africa to set factories to process it also

Kazikazi:
Pwapwapwapwa Pwahapwapwa
How are u Mr.Mahindra!?

We also produce Mahindra in SA

rvp20182:
You don't get it. If you have big land - it makes sense to plant low-value crops at a large scale. If you are small-holder farmer - then it make sense to engage in intensive agriculture in high value crops.

You don't get it.
It is about the amount of money you have!

Austine1212:


We also produce Mahindra in SA

So why u don't like your name of Mahindra?

rvp20182:
And Nigeria is making zero out of it - and actually importing palm oil.

Because we aren't exporting much doesn't mean we aren't making money from it..

The global market for Tea is negligible because the land space it requires could be used for far productive ventures

Danielnino00:


The global palm oil market is expected to hit $92.84bn next year ...

What's the global value of the tea market??

Austine1212:


We import it and then process it, we well finished goods
We import raw crops, transform it and sell it to the same countries as finished goods zeerust

got equipment to process it while other countries don't, we coming to east and central africa to set factories to process it also

These blogs will kill your little brain!
So if u import from Brazil,and sell to Botswana is that something to celebrate.
And you don't buy raw.Sugar is sugar. You just buy cheap sugar from Brazil and repackage it with south African brands like illovo,bullets,etc.Then u export to Botswana,Swazi, Lesotho,zim.
Nothing special on that

The land is everything in agriculture. Likes of Isreal, Netherlands, and Kenya engage in intensive high-value crop production because of land scarcity - while Russia with land about size of Africa or Brazil or US or China can afford to plant cereals and sugar in large scale.

Kazikazi:
You don't get it.
It is about the amount of money you have!

price of Tea is 420 dollars per metric ton

Price of palm oil is 639 dollars per metric ton

TayserMahri:


Feel bad for you bro...a kilo of palm oil is a meagre USD 0.8 while a kilo of tea is a whopping USD 232. Less than a dollar for palm oil.

You're probably too poor to afford palm oil

The countries with the highest volumes of palm oil consumption in 2018 were
Nigeria (1.2M tonnes),
Egypt (959K tonnes)
and Kenya (705K tonnes), with a combined 31% share of total consumption.

And you only produce about 0.7M - if you had stuck to Palm Oil - you would be making billion of dollars - and poverty will be less - far less than now.

Danielnino00:


Because we aren't exporting much doesn't mean we aren't making money from it..

Kazikazi:
So why u don't like your name of Mahindra?

A stupid old man calling names, You Tanzanian after all

I can't expect much from you

TayserMahri:


dude am university material...been there done that unlike you

sorry you are a such drop out living in one of the numerous slums in Kenya

Austine1212:


Which are?

i leave that to your judgement

Danielnino00:


You are pretending too much to be sensible...

We all know that you aren't. Keep using gutter language on people here.. we will keep exposing your lying ass..

Playing victim after spending your entire NL life shouting Kiberan and slum. You deserve to be called a NAGGUH at every opportunity.

Kazikazi:
These blogs will kill your little brain!
So if u import from Brazil,and sell to Botswana is that something to celebrate.
And you don't buy raw.Sugar is sugar. You just buy cheap sugar from Brazil and repackage it with south African brands like illovo,bullets,etc.Then u export to Botswana,Swazi, Lesotho,zim.
Nothing special on that

Thats good business

We import cheap, process, refine, add value to it resell it at a higher price

Danielnino00:


The global palm oil market is expected to hit $92.84bn next year ...

What's the global value of the tea market??

Nigeria is not the globe. You sell palm oil to mostly third world shitholes at 1 $ per kg...Cheap hordes

Just30:
price of Tea is 420 dollars per metric ton

Price of palm oil is 639 dollars per metric ton

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