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Starting organic farm

18 years ago

I am growing organic and mostly heirloom veggies to sell on a stand on my propery and also wholesale. My farm is under 2 acres.............how can I figure out how much to sell my stuff wholesale? I already have one wholesale account............CAn anyone help?

Thanks,

Lori

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robin_maine
18 years ago
I give a 30% discount from retail prices for orders over $150 to established wholesale customers and buying clubs.
sunnfarm3
18 years ago
Lori, The wholesale buyer will always tell you how much they will pay you regardless of the price you ask.. Bob.
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tulsacityfarmer
17 years ago
I can help you out here! Go to http://www.agr.state.nc.us/markets/mktnews/vegetabl.htm Go down the page to the market closes to your area and you can see daily the wholesale prices. Some days they show regular and organic prices. Hope that helps.

Here is a link that might be useful: ncda&cs-market news
tulsacityfarmer
17 years ago
I can help you out here! Go to http://www.agr.state.nc.us/markets/mktnews/vegetabl.htm Go down the page to the market closes to your area and you can see daily the wholesale prices. Some days they show regular and organic prices. Hope that helps.

Here is a link that might be useful: ncda&cs-market news

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