Any sweet hawt fair non-smelly female want my kon? It's been dangling between my legs for a while now. Hot and fresh!!!

Alpha2k: What i do is grow maize for marketers @ N6/standard size. We agree on quantity eg. 50,000 standard size. 50,000xN6 =N300,000. A deposit is made for land preparation, planting, weed control & fertilzer. Balance paid at havest time. Farm site is in ogun state. Transportation of harvest cost about N25,000 depending on quantity & distance expecialy lagos. You can reach me on 08062408926. Austin.

what a way to advertise your services.

No! Go and ask GEJ... he has directed coin sellers to withdraw subsidy on coin grains.... Is that not what you want to hear?

Agimor: Must every trash make the front page god abeg o.

i don tire my broder, which kind thread be this again

I have never bought any corn for 50naira! Infact the one I bought on my way home at iyana ipaja was sold at 3 for just 100naira and its very big.well it depends on
the area where the corn is being sold.

Thank God if you get it #50 in Imo state. Things are expensive here.

I saw dis in one of ma dreams, i saw GEJ in it too . So i think he masterminded the removal of subsidy in farm products

For Anambra state, sell am #25! That night, na corn wey u and ur family go chop tire. Wetin! #50! I dey mad?!!

Oga,its like you are staying inside aso rock.from the first time.it was sold 2 for 50naira,but now,it is 6 for 50naira(raw) then 4 for 50naira.by the way what rubbish question is this sef?

berem: I have never bought any corn for 50naira! Infact the one I bought on my way home at iyana ipaja was sold at 3 for just 100naira and its very big.well it depends on
the area where the corn is being sold.

maize muncher hahahha. 3 big corn only you go chop..no toilet for you for one month.

Billyonaire: I cant remember the last time I set my eyes on corn.

some people just dey form! What do u mean u can't rmbr the last time u saw corn? Another former said he hasn't eaten corn in a decade! Pls gimmie a break and stop the forming joor!mtscheeew!

The same reason why nigerians girls ask for BB before you date them!!!

Super1759: maize muncher hahahha. 3 big corn only you go chop..no toilet for you for one month.

bros I dey craze? No be only me chop am na! Blend the corn with coconut...oh boy! Nothing as sweet as corn.at least make pesin chop am now before the season go waka.

What a question! Why didnt you ask the seller

Within dat 4. Months.... Na who. Go go water d Farm? Who go weed d farm? Who go pluck am? Who go gather Dem put for sack bag? All those Work na b N6 so?? If u nor fit buy am N50 find small one for N30. Or less... Lubbish

N50 naira only?? and with groundnut will then cost how much. Haba poverty na real sickness

Why da Bleep will dis make the front page...who are the fucking moderators dat put dis shit on da front page when there are important topics to discuss...if you like hid my post....if he tink dat d corn is too expensive,he should try farming or beta still go and hawk corn...let me see if he sell it ten naira

@Alpha2k Sir,
To answer your question correctly, the following ingredients must be present.
1. An Economist with the understanding of 20th century agrarian economic policies and the evolution of agriculture after the industrial revolution.
2.Agro- Commodity trader: CBOT Corn, Wheat, Lean Hogs, Cows. Etc. Demand, supply, pricing, consumption
3. Global energy analyst: To analyse the effect of Ethanol production on Human corn consumption.

Let's take the US for example:
Corn is the most widely produced feed grain in the United States, accounting for more than 90 percent of total production. Around 80 million acres of land are planted with corn. The majority of the crop is used as livestock feed; the remainder is processed into a multitude of food and industrial products including starch, sweeteners such as high fructose corn syrup, corn
oil, and ethanol for use as a fuel. As corn prices rise, agricultural companies stand to benefit as their corn or corn seeds command a higher price in the market. Companies who buy corn or derivative products such as high fructose corn syrup can be hit with much larger
costs when corn prices rise. Corn prices - which usually means the price of corn futures - are intimately tied to energy prices, because corn is used to make ethanol, an additive in gasoline. Corn prices peaked in June 2008 with the Iowa floods - at around $7.88 / bushel, then
fell in late 2008 and early 2009 as commodity prices - and in particular oil prices - declined, a result of a slowing economy brought on by the 2008 Financial Crisis.
Demand for ethanol may be destroyed by the development of a cheaper biofuel. One alternative recieving both attention and research dollars is cellulosic ethanol, made from plant-based materials like wood and grass. The close to one billion dollars of Obama’s stimulus bills spent on advanced biofuels research will make these alternatives more viable, but will also likely increase demand for ethanol as a whole.[1]
Demand for ethanol is also driven by government
regulations requiring a certain percentage of fuel
to be made of ethanol. Several large states, like
New York and California, have put that percentage at 10%. Demand for Corn-Based Ethanol Analysis from the International Food Policy Research estimates that rising demand for ethanol caused 40% of the rise in corn prices from to 2007, and analysis from the CBO estimates that rising demand for ethanol caused 35% of the rise in corn prices in 2008.[2] This is because rising
demand for ethanol directly translates into rising
demand for corn, at least until alternative biofuels
become more price competitive. Demand for ethanol is directly related to the ratio between oil and corn prices – how much ethanol can be sold for (essentially the price of oil) divided by the cost to acquire corn (corn prices). If this ratio is higher than 90%, manufacturers will earn enough money to cover the cost of building an ethanol plant and to use it. "However, governments across the world have implemented subsidies that make it profitable to produce ethanol even when that ratio is below 90%".

www.wikinvest.com/commodity/Corn

@op....if it were you, will u sell it at #25

Why him not fit plant corn for his backyard, a laziest man will not have problem with corn plantation

Alpha2k: What i do is grow maize for marketers @ N6/standard size. We agree on quantity eg. 50,000 standard size. 50,000xN6 =N300,000. A deposit is made for land preparation, planting, weed control & fertilzer. Balance paid at havest time. Farm site is in ogun state. Transportation of harvest cost about N25,000 depending on quantity & distance expecialy lagos. You can reach me on 08062408926. Austin.

I ain't mad at this guy.

While you're all yapping about his first post/topic, this right here is the real reason he started the thread.

A smart way to subliminally advertise his services. Nice!

Mtcheeew! OP, ask d soil & seed.
Llubbish!

brownlord:


i don tire my broder, which kind thread be this again

cmon is dis thread not better dan toto dike cyclobs one eye useless pix ...or peter okoye eating groundnut....I will prefer to read more on SME biz like dis dan all dose to.tooo dike and okoyes gnut....haba

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if the retail price for corn on the farm is N6 (doubtful), that doesnt translate to its selling at the same price on the open market.

berem: bros I dey craze? No be only me chop am na! Blend the corn with coconut...oh boy! Nothing as sweet as corn.at least make pesin chop am now before the season go waka.

Ezigbo nwa.hahahahaah

phemi01: Must u eat corn? If it's 2 expensive, g and plant ur own corn!

Are you always grumpy or you just incredibly clueless like our one and only Gej?

here in Bonny Island it's sold for one = N80

What stops you from pricing it down to 20 or 30naira per corn......I bought 8 roasted corn on Sunday at #25 per corn......with initial price #50......guess #50 is not the fixed price when it's not Agege bread.

Mavor: Any sweet hawt fair non-smelly female want my kon? It's been dangling between my legs for a while now. Hot and fresh!!!

abeg try see ur doctor befor U enta market,,na lik dis d guy wen de my backyard craze start

You shoud ask Governor Rochas Okorocha who purchased roasted Corn for N5m