market demand

1.       A method of selling the product from the farm directly to the consumers.

•     Retailing                                                    

•                                                                           Selling in the farm

• Use of a Middleman                                                     

• Selling through Cooperatives

  A method of selling products by the farm and resell these to retailers or small stores in the market.

•     Retailing                                                                        

•                                                                             Selling in the farm

•                                   

  Selling through Cooperative

•  Use of a Middleman                                                 

  A method of selling products by which buyers go directly to the farm to buy. Prices in the farm are usually cheaper because farmers do not need to transport their products to the market.

•       Retailing                                                                           

•                                                                           Selling in the farm

•    Use of a Middleman                                                     

• Selling through Cooperatives

   A method of selling products by which contracts are usually done by manufacturing companies when there is a need for a big volume of products.

•        Retailing                                                                              

• Selling in the farm

• Use of a Middleman          

• Selling through Cooperatives

  It means picking of fruits in the form when they are ready for sale.

(a)  

It is a method of selling products and services.

(a)  

The start of harvest season of any fruit commands the highest value in the market. It is because they are still new in the market and are not as ample as when they are in the highest time of harvest.

• Matured enough and in season.

• The period of storage of harvested fruits before bringing them to the market.

• The distance from the farm to the market.

• The value of the fruits on the market.

Erika has a nursery. She spent Php 5, 500.00 for the month of August for preparatory, transportation and operational expenses. At the end of the month, she has a gross sale of Php 25, 100.00. How much is her profit?

It is a structure which is important in propagating seedlings. It has a partially lighted roof to allow sunlight to pass through. It protects plants from rain and storms to avoid damages

(a)  

Juan sold 50 kilos of Rambutan for 50 per kilo, and 30 Papaya for 40 per kilo. He has spent

P100 for Labor, P50 for transportation and P60 for insecticides.

               

                Compute the sales and profit of Juan.