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macodollar:
15 kegs of high quality palm oil available in Lagos @ 12,500. call: 08133528010.

Pictures please

yusufidoko:
Red beans is 40k in zaria

Wow different prices for different locations. A d the prices are quite different.

Keep the updates flowing

Few notice for the 24th of October

1) price of garri is on a free fall

2) price of tomatoes is coming down

3) price of ogbono is coming down

4) prices of rice in bag is coming down

5) price of new beans is lesser than that of old beans

6) price of yam is on a free fall

This is based on abuja markets

Utako ultra modern market

Karmo Tuesday market

Dream Agriculture ! Think Agriculture ! Grow Agriculture

Its on the home page

Custard of both white and yellow garri has reduced drastically in enugu state markets

From 1250 to

450 for white

500 for yellow

https://www.nairaland.com/4133944/price-garri-drops-60-enugu

efec:
large quantity of castor seeds,castol oil,dry Ginger,Shea nuts,shea butter,cashew nuts,cocoa
contact us on :08063356945.
delivery to any part of the country.

Update your produce prices with pictures and markets or location

https://www.nairaland.com/4104935/general-market-food-price-weekly

cflex1:
I've 30 gallons (25ltrs) of good palm oil from Akwa Ibom for sale already in Abuja @ 13,500. interested buyers call me: 08132664940.

Delivery anywhere in Abuja, Kaduna or Jos is free.

Thanks.

Pictures sir

Are you sure no hidden charges to Kaduna and jos?

Good morning all.

7Alexander:
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deausthy:
Buy Local Rice at #11,550 including delivery but terms and condition applies.for info /patronage.call;08154525653 or,07017567511.

Where is your location?

Pictures also?

Olayimikami:
Maize prices continue to dip in most location. At N60000 per tonne averagely, its likely to fall further given most harvest will be due soon.

Soya price is also dropping gradually with the trickling harvest. Should arrive at N110/kg by November.

Sir your expertise is needed on this thread

https://www.nairaland.com/4104935/general-market-food-price-weekly

Entry and exit prices for this commodities as of last year



Dry Pepper entry @ 26-29k, exit @ 38-45k. Peak price period is June/July

Maize entry @9-11k/100kg max and exit @14-18k
Peak price period differs per zone. Southern zones experience scarcity from February, northern zone April

Groundnut @26-30k/size 32bag and exit @40-45k. Peak price from March- April

Soya entry @ 17kg/100kg bag and exit @ 21-25K. Peak price in May/June

Sesame entry @32-35k, exit at 38-40k for agents who supply exporters. Prices should drop to 20-25k by december ending; exit at 33-35k, March -June

Ginger @17- 23k for an L5 bag of 40-50kg, exit @28-32k in July/August


Excepts from this thread

https://www.nairaland.com/3384299/agric-grains-commodity-purchase-storage

maisauki:
seems milk tin is common in d north and south...so jus say d number of it in a mudu eg here in katsina, 16 milk tins are in one tia

10 tin milk makes one mudu

73 - 75 mudus makes one 100kg bag

1 mudu is approx: 1.5kg

Good morning



I am just going to take it as it comes so will indicate the best time of purchase (Entry period) for the commodities list

1. Sesame. Nov- Jan
2. Ginger. Oct- Dec
3. Sorghum. Nov- Dec
4. Soya. Nov- Dec
5. Guinea Corn. Dec- Jan
6. Maize. Sept - Nov
7. Corn bran. Aug- Dec
8. Yam. Oct- Feb
9. Beans. Nov- Dec
10. Rice. Oct- Dec
11. Pepper (Dry) Oct- Dec
12. Egusi(melon) Aug- Sept


Excerpts from this thread

https://www.nairaland.com/3384299/agric-grains-commodity-purchase-storage

Nice one from jumia

https://www.nairaland.com/4104935/general-market-food-price-weekly/2#61610462

Nice one federal government

https://www.nairaland.com/4104935/general-market-food-price-weekly/2#61610462

Nice one from Uber

https://www.nairaland.com/4104935/general-market-food-price-weekly/2#61610462

kallsy:
Your doing a great work for people that understand the business and indirect employment your creating.

I appreciate....I own you thousand.

Bro you totally understand the idea.

EMMAACHILE:
Dawanau market, kano
24,480

Mutum biyu market, Taraba
27,000

Gombe main market
36,000

Nkwo Nnewi, Anambra
30,000

Igbudu market, Warri
33,000

Wow, that is lovely sir, you doing a great job.

We need also updated prices and pictures for

Beef

Whole cow, goat, sheep etc

And their markets

Fish

Titus, cat fish, kote, mackerel, etc

Bird

Chicken, turkey, guinea fowl, etc

kallsy:
Dear NLs,

We will be updating this trends on Tubers & Grains from major local market in Niger State.

And also update our Real Time Watsapp Market instantly from the farmer. We are in Niger State and our commodities includes:

1. Soya Beans
2. Groundnut of different varieties
3. Melon ( Peeled and Unpeeled)
4. Millets
5. Potatoes
6. Yam
7. Original Groundnut Oil from Qiliqili.
Etc.....is cheaper.... We sell even to the consumers to cut off Union & middle men.

Joint our Real Time Market. Soon it will be daily Update.

Watsapp Number: 07030603151
Kalu Sunday.

Welcome onboard sir, thanks for honoring the thread. I was doing what you were supposed to do. I think I would have to shift for you to give live updates

Do we have dealers in palm wine, you can also upload pictures and prices of your fresh palm wine and your markets or location. This is a big market we neglecting or rather still practising in a crude way

We also need food prices from big food markets in the south east.

Onisha

Owerri

Asaba

Agbor

Enugu

Abakaliki

Aba

Orlu

This would go a long way in guiding most of our choices

I think zaki biam market in Benue is the biggest yam market in Nigeria. I stand to be corrected

EMMAACHILE:
Soya beans/100kg bag @ 19/10/2017
Source: novusagro

Bodija market, Ibadan
18,833

Mile 12, Lagos
15,833

Dawanau market, Kano
15,040

Gombe main market
15,000

Igbudu market, Warri
23,000

Makarfi market, Kaduna
12,000

For more info, subscribe to novusagro

We can deduce that Lagos generally have a cheaper wholesale price compared to Ibadan.
The only thing I see cheaper is red beans that is more expensive in Lagos at 45,000 compared to Ibadan at 39,000 per 100kg bag

What of in the northern markets, how much is 100kg of red beans?

Let's compare with that of bodija and mile 12

That's the complete truth

Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture

https://www.nairaland.com/4104935/general-market-food-price-weekly/2#61610462

Its not a strange animal. Looks like a monitor lizard

https://www.nairaland.com/4104935/general-market-food-price-weekly/2#61610462

EMMAACHILE:
Could be large market demand and low suppliers. Most goods I see are more expensive in bodija than mile 12.

Do you have access to bodija market? But it doesn't make sence, you pass Ibadan before you get to Lagos either from the middle belt or north


Bodija market is almost as big as mile 12, there must be an underlying factor

Please if you have access to other basic food produce from bodija do update sir

Would check your source later for yesterdays update