Food Prices Are Coming Down.
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This page is a discussion where one author explains seasonal price trends in Northern Nigeria, specifically Adamawa and Taraba, while a second author challenges the accuracy of those trends regarding specific crops like palm oil and yams. The thread focuses on the mechanics of price volatility driven by harvest seasons and storage costs, with the primary author providing specific price data for beans.
Prices:
Potiskum Beans: NGN140000.0 (Potiskum)Potiskum Beans: NGN120000.0 (Potiskum)
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“Generally, January February prices have fallen due to Post Raining Season Harvest and more Farmers are in the Market to Sell with Fewer Money chasing their goods”
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“The goods right now is surplus and money is scarce hence prices of goods have dropped now”
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“You obviously don't understand seasonal crops...price of onion and potatoes have drop yes but price of palm oil has gone up(in certain areas)”
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