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← 3.4 Marketing agricultural produce

Marketing expenses and net income

Agriculture · Grade 10 · about 40 minutes

Subtracting transport, packaging, cess, labour, commission and spoilage from the headline price, using a tomato crate to Wakulima versus the farm gate to see which outlet actually leaves more shillings.

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Other lessons in this sub-strand

  1. Preparing and marketing agricultural produce
  2. Cleaning, sorting and weighing produce
  3. Grading produce for Kenyan markets
  4. Packaging, branding and labelling
  5. Physical and digital market outlets
  6. Marketing expenses and net income