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FoodThe Benefit Of Buying your Food Produces Online by farmsupport(op): 3:38pm On Feb 07, 2021
where you can get all your food products online

Electronic commerce or e-commerce (sometimes written as eCommerce) is a business model that lets firms and individuals buy and sell things over the internet. Most are familiar with some of the companies like Jumia, Konga, where you buy your Phones, accessories, and electronics.

DayDone is An agric eCommerce company that provides an online market place where farmers, you, and I can buy and sell Agricultural products across the Nation. Interesting right? You having an opportunity to buy directly from the farmer.

In this article, we will be discussing several benefits you can achieve by shopping directly with DayDone.
Price: ...........

https://agricecommerce..com/2021/02/online-foodstuff.html

FoodRe: Benefit Of Buying Your Foodstuff Online by farmsupport(op): 4:01pm On Feb 04, 2021
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AgricultureBenefit Of Buying Your Agric Produce/foodstuff Online by farmsupport(op): 3:01pm On Feb 04, 2021
The benefit of transacting with DayDone

DayDone Limited is an Agric e-commerce company that brings the farm to the fingertips and doorstep of every consumer, we are looking to get farm produce to you. Watch this video to know why we are different and choose us to deliver to you


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

Video Outline
0:00 - Introduction/About DayDone
0:36 - What is an e-commerce company
01:19 - Importance of shopping with us
01:28 - Price
02:14 - No adulteration of produce
03:33- Convenience
04:16 - Product Relatability
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AgricultureRe: Invest In Palm Oil With Oyel.ng by farmsupport: 2:59pm On Feb 04, 2021
you can sell this your palm oil through an agric ecommerce company, they will help you with wider distribution. I could recommend DayDone Ltd check out the website
FoodBenefit Of Buying Your Foodstuff Online by farmsupport(op): 2:54pm On Feb 04, 2021
The benefit of transacting with DayDone

DayDone Limited is an Agric e-commerce company that brings the farm to the fingertips and doorstep of every consumer, we are looking to get farm produce to you. Watch this video to know why we are different and choose us to deliver to you


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

Video Outline
0:00 - Introduction/About DayDone
0:36 - What is an e-commerce company
01:19 - Importance of shopping with us
01:28 - Price
02:14 - No adulteration of produce
03:33- Convenience
04:16 - Product Relatability
............................
Don't forget to leave a LIKE, COMMENT below, and SHARE with others. let us together digitize agriculture
FoodRe: Agric/food Market Overview by farmsupport(op): 11:13am On Jan 21, 2021
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With Dr. Doyin Salami, Chairman of the Presidential Economic Advisory Council (ECA), and an ex-member of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) saying during National Economic Outlook for 2021 organised by the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN). That

“Despite border closure, our national import of food amounted to N1.85 trillion between January and Sept 2020 – a 62 per cent increase when compared to same period 2019."

What do you expect
AgricultureRe: Agric/food Market Overview by farmsupport(op): 11:12am On Jan 21, 2021
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Science/TechnologyRe: 5 Biggest Misconception Nigerian Have About Online Purchases And E-commerce by farmsupport(op): 11:09am On Jan 21, 2021
watch, and don't forget to leave a like, and subscribe.

Thanks
Science/Technology5 Biggest Misconception Nigerian Have About Online Purchases And E-commerce by farmsupport(op): 1:54pm On Jan 20, 2021
Online shopping is also known as e-commerce has penetrated every region and the pandemic has fast track this growth in Nigeria, Africa, and all over the whole world


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pff-BLi5ts
Video Outline
0:00 - Introduction
0:50 - What is Online shopping
02:14 - Misconception 1 (Logistics)
04:58 - Misconception 2 (Cost)
06:09 - Misconception 3 (Inconvenince)
08:26 - Misconception 4 (Miscontruction)
10:18 - Misconception 5 (Mindset)
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The earlier we can do away with these misconceptions the better online retail will be in Nigeria
FoodAgric/food Market Overview by farmsupport(op): 1:35pm On Jan 20, 2021
It is Imported Rice again

Why jump in price again, I thought festivity is over? If you think that so do I�
Last time we talked about bean market overview, and discussed Drum. The Drum market is still as volatile as bitcoin (bad analogy for some)
Rice Market

WHAT IS RICE MARKET LIKE

For a while now we been talking about Nigeria rice not been advantaged, what is the rice market response to this, surely even in your area you will note the demand will fall so what should be expected;.................................

https://mailchi.mp/7e73eea819f5/rice-price-update


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AgricultureRe: Agric/food Market Overview by farmsupport(op): 1:30pm On Jan 20, 2021
Join and always remember to stay up to date

With Dr. Doyin Salami, Chairman of the Presidential Economic Advisory Council (ECA), and an ex-member of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) saying during National Economic Outlook for 2021 organised by the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN). That

“Despite border closure, our national import of food amounted to N1.85 trillion between January and Sept 2020 – a 62 per cent increase when compared to same period 2019."

What do you expect
AgricultureAgric/food Market Overview by farmsupport(op): 1:23pm On Jan 20, 2021
It is Imported Rice again

Why jump in price again, I thought festivity is over? If you think that so do I�
Last time we talked about bean market overview, and discussed Drum. The Drum market is still as volatile as bitcoin (bad analogy for some)
Rice Market

WHAT IS RICE MARKET LIKE

For a while now we been talking about Nigeria rice not been advantaged, what is the rice market response to this, surely even in your area you will note the demand will fall so what should be expected;.................................

https://mailchi.mp/7e73eea819f5/rice-price-update


Subscribe/Join our newsletter to stay updated with agricultural produce
FoodRe: Add This To Your New Year Food Ibadan by farmsupport(op): 11:53am On Jan 01, 2021
Na only over 2.5kg remain but na for 3200 each
FoodAdd This To Your New Year Food Ibadan by farmsupport(op): 10:36am On Jan 01, 2021
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AgricultureThe Price Of Food Product And Festive Rush by farmsupport(op): 3:24pm On Dec 18, 2020
Most Nigerians anticipate an increase in the prices of goods and services as festive season approaches. This article will open our mind to why this is so and how we can avoid this unnecessary fluctuation in price.
As another end of year festivity approaches, Nigerians are looking forward to the celebrations that come with the season and the time off to relax before kick-starting the New Year. In addition, the current economic recession facing the country maybe an impediment to the level of satisfaction citizen will enjoy during this festive season as most Nigerians would say they will minimize their end of the year spending, and some will say it will increase their end of the year spending amongst other factors.
Research has shown that majority of Nigerians (77 percent) anticipate a general increase in the prices of goods and services during this festive season and 51 percent of this proportion specified that food item would mostly increase.
However, most Nigerians don’t understand the reason why the prices of food products increase when the festive season approaches. I will be explaining three major reasons why the price of food item rises during this period
Demand and supply.
The purchasing power of consumers generally increase during the festive season, perhaps, because they will have to feed themselves, families and friends, therefore, the demand for food product of an average Nigerian increases during this period.
Production and/or supply also increase during the festive period. For instance, farmer that produces 100 chicken in off-season, increases it production as festive season approaches because of high demand. However, the demand for some food product exceeds supply or production which invariably result to in increase in price of some food product.
Cost of transportation:
During this seasons, many town and cities are emptied as most people who have moved to the cities return to their ancestral home towns and village to be with their family they may not have opportune to see in the entire year while living in the city. In our experience, some Nigerians prefer to travel before the festive period due to high cost of transportation and huge traffic. During this festive period, there is usually huge traffic which cause drivers to increase transport fare. This increases the cost of production and therefore, increase in price of food product.
Sellers’ greed. Lack of price control cause many sellers to ridiculously increase the price of food products for no reason. In fact, some sellers will hoard their product so as to sell them for ridiculously huge amount as festive season approaches.
In conclusion
To avoid purchasing food product at ridiculous prices during festive season, you can order for all your food product at www.daydone.com.ng at a very cheap price during this period and it will be deliver to you.
Christmas in Nigeria as usual, is a time of celebration and reconnection, the experience is always an unforgettable one.
DayDone wishes you all a merry Christmas and Happy New Year in advance.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PtTxbQQd0I
FoodRe: The Price Of Food Product And Festive Rush by farmsupport(op): 6:35am On Dec 17, 2020
WHAT IS FOOD PRICE NOW IN YOUR AREA
FoodThe Price Of Food Product And Festive Rush by farmsupport(op): 6:34am On Dec 17, 2020
Most Nigerians anticipate an increase in the prices of goods and services as festive season approaches. This article will open our mind to why this is so and how we can avoid this unnecessary fluctuation in price.
As another end of year festivity approaches, Nigerians are looking forward to the celebrations that come with the season and the time off to relax before kick-starting the New Year. In addition, the current economic recession facing the country maybe an impediment to the level of satisfaction citizen will enjoy during this festive season as most Nigerians would say they will minimize their end of the year spending, and some will say it will increase their end of the year spending amongst other factors.
Research has shown that majority of Nigerians (77 percent) anticipate a general increase in the prices of goods and services during this festive season and 51 percent of this proportion specified that food item would mostly increase.
However, most Nigerians don’t understand the reason why the prices of food products increase when the festive season approaches. I will be explaining three major reasons why the price of food item rises during this period
Demand and supply.
The purchasing power of consumers generally increase during the festive season, perhaps, because they will have to feed themselves, families and friends, therefore, the demand for food product of an average Nigerian increases during this period.
Production and/or supply also increase during the festive period. For instance, farmer that produces 100 chicken in off-season, increases it production as festive season approaches because of high demand. However, the demand for some food product exceeds supply or production which invariably result to in increase in price of some food product.
Cost of transportation:
During this seasons, many town and cities are emptied as most people who have moved to the cities return to their ancestral home towns and village to be with their family they may not have opportune to see in the entire year while living in the city. In our experience, some Nigerians prefer to travel before the festive period due to high cost of transportation and huge traffic. During this festive period, there is usually huge traffic which cause drivers to increase transport fare. This increases the cost of production and therefore, increase in price of food product.
Sellers’ greed. Lack of price control cause many sellers to ridiculously increase the price of food products for no reason. In fact, some sellers will hoard their product so as to sell them for ridiculously huge amount as festive season approaches.
In conclusion
To avoid purchasing food product at ridiculous prices during festive season, you can order for all your food product at www.daydone.com.ng at a very cheap price during this period and it will be deliver to you.
Christmas in Nigeria as usual, is a time of celebration and reconnection, the experience is always an unforgettable one.
DayDone wishes you all a merry Christmas and Happy New Year in advance.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PtTxbQQd0I
FoodCan This Festivity Have Impact On PRICE by farmsupport(op): 1:48pm On Dec 15, 2020
Most Nigerians anticipate an increase in the prices of goods and services as the festive season approaches.

This video will open our minds to why this will still be so and how we can avoid this unnecessary fluctuation in our consumables.

As another end of year festivity approaches, Nigerians are looking forward to the celebrations that come with the season and the time off to relax before kick-starting the New Year. In addition, the current economic recession facing the country may be an impediment to the level of satisfaction citizens will enjoy during this festive season as most Nigerians would say they will minimize their end of the year spending, and some will increase their end of the year spending amongst other factors.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PtTxbQQd0I

0:00 - Introduction
01:00 - Why will still be an increase
01:13 - Force of demand and supply
02:04 - Cost of Transportation
02:50 - Seller Greed
03:30 - How to manage this
03:53 - Case studies
04:30 - Conclusion
FoodRe: Backstage Story Of Our Delicacies by farmsupport(op): 11:42pm On Dec 13, 2020
Ddone4:
Where is the delicacy now
I have added a delicacy picx now thanks

This is about how food get to your table, a brief description of food journey and why you must pay attention to it.
https://agricecommerce..com/2020/12/food-story.html
FoodBackstage Story Of Our Delicacies by farmsupport(op):
We all have heard and know that farmers feed the world but how?
Unfortunately many don’t care about how this is possible (once their delicacy is on the table nothing else)

This backstage story
For farmers to feed any nation and people it lies heavily on distribution, distribution is how the food gets to you. Get to your doorstep, kitchen, and table. This story is just beginning because the geographic distribution of agriculture production is more north than south.
While this is true, the journey of farm produce is alarming, hazardous and the worst part is traders' greed.

Part 2: Traders’ greed

Traders of this our must-have items have gone through a lot of logistics, networking to get this item in their retail shop. But like other traders that want to be the most to gain from this supply chain.
They definitively deserve it after some have gone to the north to get items and store them.

But not at the expense of our health with heavy storage chemicals, and re-bagging. This then tilts the story for the farmer and now new entire produce, kind of originated by the retailers.

Let us continue
Have you bothered to see where re-bagging is done, you will observe this is done with no particular care for the produce. Produce like rice especially the ones from the industry doesn’t just have stone but with re-bagging, alteration, and resealing come some of this.
We said the produce was re-originated by retailers because some brands we see on our table are not produced from anywhere on the farm but are manufactured by our retailers, who choose what quantity and quality this have to be.

Part 3: Who to be blame
This story looks like side blame, but it has to also been since from the side of the retailers seeing that the margin on produce is negligible and to compete you have to follow the process that others are doing.
This increases among retailers since they are in more competition for consumer attraction than the wholesaler who has the advantage of less competition.

Part 4: Conclusion
What if I tell you it does not have to be this way, that we can bring transparency and traceability to all farm produce and in fact feed consumers with a lot more details about what they consume. This is what only technology can do, and that is why we are advocating for Agric eCommerce to disrupt the backstage story of our must have consumables. This story is not factious and also not to paint bad the open marketplace as that is the traditional way all of all have rely on.

But there has to be change and in the new system for it to work. I am an advocate of a new backstage story for Agric, and not just a new industry will solve it but the government have a huge role in this and that is why I believe Nigeria government through NIRSAL have launched SAT-C

Thanks for reading to the end. I advocate for a digitized Agric network.
Written by: DayDone Agric

FoodRe: 5 Effects Of Looting On The Food Market And Nigeria Economy by farmsupport(op): 7:17am On Dec 11, 2020
don't forget to leave a like and you can comment here; how we can improve. Tanx
Food5 Effects Of Looting On The Food Market And Nigeria Economy by farmsupport(op):
Food market especially in this festive season can take a hit with the October Looting, let us explain how and why

Palliative is a relief food item which is suppose to be distributed to cushion the effect of the pandemic in Nigeria. This looting which skyrocket as an aftermath of the endsar protest by the youth.

Some has describe this looting as the right thing to do. While other have criticized it, let us wait and see what we thing can be the effect of this.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL9xXE6pvqU

All 5(five) above points are in no particular order, if you disagree with any of those opinions pls comment below and let view this together from another side

This video highlights
0:00 - Introduction
0:55 - Privately owned stock
1:35 - Reserve depletion
2:32 - Reduce festive rush
3:28 - Unhealthy food availability
4:11 - Taxpayer rebuilding allocation
04:44 - Conclusion
FoodRe: Difference Between Oloyin And Drum Beans by farmsupport(op): 3:48pm On Dec 10, 2020
you can likewise drop ur comment here
AgricultureRe: 5 Effects Of Looting On The Food Market And Nigeria Economy by farmsupport(op): 3:46pm On Dec 10, 2020
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Agriculture5 Effects Of Looting On The Food Market And Nigeria Economy by farmsupport(op): 3:18pm On Dec 10, 2020
Looting and its impact on the economy and particularly the food market of the country

Palliative is a relief food item which is suppose to be distributed to cushion the effect of the pandemic in Nigeria. This looting which skyrocket as an aftermath of the endsar protest by the youth.

Some has describe this looting as the right thing to do. While other have criticized it, let us wait and see what we thing can be the effect of this.

All 5(five) above points are in no particular order, if you disagree with any of those opinions pls comment below and let view this together from another side


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL9xXE6pvqU

This video highlights
0:00 - Introduction
0:55 - Privately owned stock
1:35 - Reserve depletion
2:32 - Reduce festive rush
3:28 - Unhealthy food availability
4:11 - Taxpayer rebuilding allocation
04:44 - Conclusion
AgricultureHow To Help Your Restaurant, Eatery Or If You Sell Food Item Make More Profit by farmsupport(op): 10:46am On Dec 03, 2020
There is a geographic distribution with foodstuff price, if you are not in the three categories above or not in food selling, catering as a business this might not really concern you.

The fact that a raw material you use to make the food is locally source (in closer market) will not get you more profit, simply because you are doing exactly what others are doing. So what you need to simply do is find a location they sell them cheaper and ship them in.

I know this might look like another much work, but like I said earlier. I am talking to the category of people in business because you already buy in bulk or better still you can predict your use of this products. Not to talk of foodstuff seller you need this to be in business, so how to be more profitable even this year is to acquire this products cheaper.

If you think source from cheaper sources is difficult, simply start by checking your rice price, beans price, garri, oil, etc from another geography add delivery and compare. I bet you it might still be cheaper because some retailer you buy from too gets it from that source and region.

If you are looking for where to start from, check www.daydone.com.ng/products for your agric/food produce we are in Ibadan and with a good quantity of the order we deliver to any region all across the nation.

FoodRe: How To Help Your Restaurant, Eatery Or If You Sell Food Item Make More Profit by farmsupport(op): 8:32am On Dec 03, 2020
Ok, there is xmas package even available in daydone that you can make use of

Ddone4:
Yes
FoodRe: Difference Between Oloyin And Drum Beans by farmsupport(op): 3:53am On Dec 01, 2020
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FoodDifference Between Oloyin And Drum Beans by farmsupport(op): 9:13am On Nov 30, 2020
Beans have been a vital part of our diet.

Yet many can't distinguish between various types of beans. Sokoto beans and Honey or Drum can easily be separated after all there colour is different.
The above mentioned two brown beans are likewise not the same. and somethings mixed up by some retailers.
In this video, we will be taking a look at the difference between Oloyin (Honey) Beans and Drum Beans

This video highlights
- Introduction 0:00
- Physical Appearance 0:32
- Cooking 0:55
- Taste 1:16
- Nutritional content 1:28
- Pricing 1:59
- Conclusion 02:26

Watch the Full differentiation here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDmXgsICnOk

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