1945

Agricultural marketing improvement programmes: Some lessons from recent experience

In a primitive economy agricultural marketing is mostly a simple affair requiring a minimum of organization and capital equipment. When most of the population grows its own food and provides its household needs from local materials, marketing is largely confined to the local exchange of farm surpluses, with only a very limited longer range trade in special foodstuffs and manufactured goods.

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