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I have thousands of yams harvested in my farm.
How do you advise me to go by it in order to ameliorate the sufferings of direct consumers due to high cost of foods rather than going through the middle men who will eventually make the price go up for the final consumers?

Where's your farm?

What's your average price?

And what supply chain plans do you have in place?

Post a pic of a couple of yams , let's see the size.

We will work it out with you.

I need 40 tubers for my traditional marriage requirements..I don't know if its storable till November 25th that I will be doing the wedding....

Man is hoping on God..

What's the prices sir?

Where is our location sir, how much are you willing to sell them sir? I need 20 tubers for me and my family consumption now that school is resuming.

You heart 💓 is good

Setup a small shop where you go sell

Just tell people

sholikay:
I need 40 tubers for my traditional marriage requirements..I don't know if its storable till November 25th that I will be doing the wedding....

Man is hoping on God..

What's the prices sir?

Yes you can store

Especially this is new yam

On wood surfaces, you can lay cartoon on the wood surfaces

soccerlite:
Yes you can store

Especially this is new yam

On wood surfaces, you can lay cartoon on the wood surfaces

thank you sir....

quadraheem:
I have thousands of yams harvested in my farm.
How do you advise me to go by it in order to ameliorate the sufferings of direct consumers due to high cost of foods rather than going through the middle men who will eventually make the price go up for the final consumers?

There's no way. how will you know direct customer? only if you sell in like 3 to 10 pieces per one.

Sell in neighborhood where things are not so expensive and sell at around market price but slightly less.
Good concept because middlemen since the time of the prophets in Old Testament have been unionizing to fix prices.

Corn of around N400 a measure in bush markets is being rushed by same middlemen as we speak yet they sell N800-N850 in city market in same state.

I-yam that I-yam

RepoMan007:
Sell in neighborhood where things are not so expensive and sell at around market price but slightly less.
Good concept because middlemen since the time of the prophets in Old Testament have been unionizing to fix prices.

Corn of around N400 a measure in bush markets is being rushed by same middlemen as we speak yet they sell N800-N850 in city market in same state.

That's what they do for a living, besides, they have to pay for logistics too

nomolos92:
That's what they do for a living, besides, they have to pay for logistics too

they are rent seekers in reality because after overcrowding the buying / selling business or commerce, they realize the profit margin is too small to sustain them, instead of going into production, they begin fixing prices via trade unions. That's why inflation hardly reverses when factors causing it becomes relaxed.