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teems1 wrote:I highly recommend watching Clarkson's Farm on Amazon.
You get a much better insight to how farmers operate.
NR8 wrote:teems1 wrote:I highly recommend watching Clarkson's Farm on Amazon.
You get a much better insight to how farmers operate.
Very insightful indeed. I think the only way we can achieve those levels of production is if farmers stop fighting down each other and come together, perhaps as co-ops.
But this is Trinidad.
eliteauto wrote:Arima Market was at $12-12.50 a lb Sunday last
NR8 wrote:Where is that? Cunupia?
sMASH wrote:bought some $8/lb in debe today.
X_Factor wrote:the main reason why tomato and other produce was high is that namdevco is buying out large amounts of crops directly from the farmer to supply the food bag initiative
That is basically, 1000s of lbs not entering the regular supply chains
Expect even higher prices from next week since the demand will be greater for the little supply now that restaurants and food places are re opening
I did 8 crates of chive, roughly 1000 holes
300 for seedlings, fertilizers 400, when it was ready to sell, chive was less than $1.00 wholesale for 1
pugboy wrote:So what price namdevco was paying?
U couldn’t hold the chive until good price?X_Factor wrote:the main reason why tomato and other produce was high is that namdevco is buying out large amounts of crops directly from the farmer to supply the food bag initiative
That is basically, 1000s of lbs not entering the regular supply chains
Expect even higher prices from next week since the demand will be greater for the little supply now that restaurants and food places are re opening
I did 8 crates of chive, roughly 1000 holes
300 for seedlings, fertilizers 400, when it was ready to sell, chive was less than $1.00 wholesale for 1
X_Factor wrote:the main reason why tomato and other produce was high is that namdevco is buying out large amounts of crops directly from the farmer to supply the food bag initiative
That is basically, 1000s of lbs not entering the regular supply chains
Expect even higher prices from next week since the demand will be greater for the little supply now that restaurants and food places are re opening
I did 8 crates of chive, roughly 1000 holes
300 for seedlings, fertilizers 400, when it was ready to sell, chive was less than $1.00 wholesale for 1
daring dragoon wrote:place in calcuta have 3lbs for $20 and another place close by have $6. only bhaigan holding price from 4lbs for $20 to $9 a lb in calcuta.
one thing i notice is the foreign tomatoes eaten raw does not trigger my acid reflux like how the local grown variety does. i can only cook that local variety. probably the foreign is a better tomato.
pugboy wrote:off the couva highway exit, the place near double r normally have good prices
De Dragon wrote:daring dragoon wrote:place in calcuta have 3lbs for $20 and another place close by have $6. only bhaigan holding price from 4lbs for $20 to $9 a lb in calcuta.
one thing i notice is the foreign tomatoes eaten raw does not trigger my acid reflux like how the local grown variety does. i can only cook that local variety. probably the foreign is a better tomato.
Where exactly?
timelapse wrote:I have a bread bag of frozen cherry peppers that were planted when this thread began.I gave away another bag the same size
Grew from pieces that I took from by my momdaring dragoon wrote:timelapse wrote:I have a bread bag of frozen cherry peppers that were planted when this thread began.I gave away another bag the same size
where you get the plants ?
timelapse wrote:I have a bread bag of frozen cherry peppers that were planted when this thread began.I gave away another bag the same size
Throw in pot with frozen tomatoes.I cloned them like how I cloned the Maryjane.I setting some seedsVexXx Dogg wrote:timelapse wrote:I have a bread bag of frozen cherry peppers that were planted when this thread began.I gave away another bag the same size
cherry peppersauce!
I doh find frozen peppers good for anything tbh. It kills all the flavour badddd
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