PADDY SALE AND PURCHASE

PADDY SALE AND PURCHASE

After the initial agreement between the farmer and the buyer trader, on the day of the harvest the trader will take the rice directly from the farmer's rice field by using a pickup truck owned by the merchant or using a pedicab machine. The cost of the rice is borne by the trader. Furthermore, the rice will be weighed and made a kabul permit between rice farmers and traders as buyers. ie lafaz ijab from rice farmer who is usually pronounced in aceh language that is ka lon publoe pade lon keudroeneuh (this rice I sell for you) and qabul answer from trader as buyer that is ka lon bloe pade droeneuh keu lon (i buy your rice). Lafaz ijab qabul is then followed submission of evidence in the form of a receipt or record of the farmers' rice, while the price of rice is not directly paid.
Furthermore, the goods in the form of rice that has been received by the buyer will be managed by the buyer without any further intervention from the seller (farmer). Based on the results of the research authors, there are traders who directly sell the rice to larger traders or some who do not sell for traders who have a rice plant, then the rice will then be dried to be ground into rice that will bring greater profits to traders who buy the rice.
Associated with the payment process of the sale of rice, as the results of research the author, it can be seen that the farmer as the seller will receive payment at the time desired by rice seller farmers, whenever farmers want to take payment price padinya, the buyer of rice must pay, if prices rise, then the initial price at the time of purchase of rice can not be used as a benchmark price. The price used is a price higher than the price at the time of purchase, and vice versa if the price of rice fell from the initial price at the time of purchase, then the price used is the price of rice that decreased.
Based on the author's interview, it can be seen that in the payment system can be negotiated and repaid several times according to agreement between the farmer as the seller and the trader as the buyer. In addition to taking in the form of money, the Farmer who sells him with a price suspension can also take the rice which is then calculated for the price to be subtracted by the amount of rice the farmer sells to the trader. In practice, farmers usually do not take money at once from the price of the rice it sells, but it is gradually taken as needed, and usually taken when the price of rice is high.