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Peanuts are not only tasty but they're also fun and rewarding to see them grow. Whether you’re an experienced farmer or just starting out, selling your own homegrown peanuts can be a good way to earn some extra money. In this blog post, I’ll guide you through the basics of selling your own harvested peanuts, from planting to packaging and marketing. As Ive said on my previous blog, I will be Shari h with all of you on how we sell our own harvested peanuts. So, Let's begin!
Every Sunday there's a market in Bogo City called "Bagsakan" where vendors sell all kinds of fruits, vegetable, and foods. Before we went to Bogo, My grandparents already packed our peanuts into one sack or "usa ka bakid" in Cebuano dialect.
While looking for a cab or tricycle to take us there, we saw our uncle driving his tricycle or bao-bao. We asked him to take us to Bogo City Bagsakan to sell the peanuts, and he kindly agreed. We gave him some money for gas as a thank you.
BAGSAKAN MOMENTS:
At the market, we found a vendor selling peanuts and offered to sell our peanuts to them. They bought the peanuts we brought and my grandmother also bought some potatoes from their stall.
The hard part of selling peanuts is how you convinced other vendors to buy your peanuts. Luckily my grandfather is friendly and had a friend who also sell peanuts in the market that makes selling more convenient.
On our way there we came across a Gulaman vendor and bought 5 cups for just 10 pesos each. It was a perfect timing since we were feeling quite thirsty.
Our peanuts are harvested when they’re at their freshest, giving you the best taste and quality whether you enjoy them raw or roasted, they’re great for snacking, cooking, or adding to your favorite recipes. We take care in how we grow our peanuts, so you can be sure they’re as natural as possible. They’re also perfect for sharing with loved ones.
Heading Home:
We headed home after and bought some bread, soda and of course our favorite French Fries for snacks.
When we arrived I automatically cooked the fries so that we could eat it.
That's all for today hivers! Thankyou for reading and supporting my blogs. I hope you enjoyed it, See you soon May god bless us all. Adios