sometimes we are blind to see opportunities around us...

there is so much money in agricultural commodity trading

I never knew. sincerely.

after much time on my phone and pc trying many online this and that... I was lucky enough to listen to a female friend of mine, that was few years ago.

she said i should try with little sum ...she bought melon seed (egusi) .... custard rubber for #300 during the harvesting period, and after few months she sold them for #1340 for each rubber.

with #45000 she bought 150 big custard rubber.

#150 multiply by how much we sold them later which is #1340, you having #201000
subtracting the 45000 initial invested and 10,000 for transportation through out this period. you get 146000 as profit.

I don't think that gain is any little. it might be stressful ... yes! but! sitting on my phone and pc without getting a thing. was more difficult.

I am not saying online business don't fetch cash. I have a friend that is doing very very well. but sometimes we need to try other things out.

for 4 years now I have been doing this. and no regrets.

they are lots of agricultural commodities to trade on. Palm kernel, maize, egusi, cashew.garri. etc. even yam.

but just don't go for perishable commodities. yam have dealt with me before.

and trade on what you can return back to your storage room, if traders bit too low that period for... because if you have items they know will get spoilt if you don't sell, and you drive them over to another state. You won't help selling them . so don't deal on highly perishable items.

know and ask questions on where you get your items very cheap. and make contact with farmers... many sell even before harvest to meet their problems... and you get them very cheap. very very cheap.

abeg! make una no mind my writing! na info I come share!
if you need advice call 09071883566.

I'd be back.

Bro this melon....when is the right time to buy and stock it..and when is the time to sell(the months)

Again.... which state do u source for it...best place to get them cheap.

thanks in advance

nice info @op....