From where do farmers obtain the inputs that they require?
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Mainly, farmers buy the inputs on local markets or, if they're looking for plants which are not native for the place they're living in it might be wise to travel once a year to another market farther away to get better prices and quality of some plants.
Over they year, a farmer will use purchased inputs to grow their harvest. Their income is calculated by substracting the amount of money spent on input, fertilizers, workforce and other key-resources from the amount earned from selling crops.
The idea is that each year the difference shoul d be bigger;)
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Over they year, a farmer will use purchased inputs to grow their harvest. Their income is calculated by substracting the amount of money spent on input, fertilizers, workforce and other key-resources from the amount earned from selling crops.
The idea is that each year the difference shoul d be bigger;)
Hope this will help you and
If you understand then please give a brilliant answer ☺☺
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