Get International Buyers For Agricultural Produce Without Sweating

Sep 9, 2018 | | 0 |

This tool is guaranteed to make your pack-house staff busy.
If you grow vegetables, fruits, flowers or any horticultural produce, once it’s mature and ready for harvest, you’ll want to have eager local or international buyers waiting to buy your product. A website happens to be one of the most useful tools for making customers inquiring about your products and placing orders for them.

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Meta Description: How To Write One For More Traffic To Your Horticulture Business

Meta Description: How To Write One For More Traffic To Your Horticulture Business

Oct 19, 2017 | , | 2 |

Horticulture business owners who get lots of web traffic do many things exceptionally well than those who don’t. One of them is writing clear, persuasive, and attractive meta-descriptions. This post outlines the secrets of writing meta-descriptions that convert casual searchers into customers. If you are experiencing problems with writing meta descriptions a horticulture copywriter can help you.
Check this post for tips and strategies for writing awsome meta-descriptions.

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Bean Yield Per Acre: The BEST Facts, Challenges, and Opportunities

Bean Yield Per Acre: The BEST Facts, Challenges, and Opportunities

Oct 11, 2020 | | 0 |

“Is it possible to get a yield of 10 bags of 90 kilos per acre of bean?”
You may ask.
This post sets the facts right.

It is a real story of one farmer…
…who got EXCITING results the FIRST time he tried his hand on growing yellow beans.

From one acre, He got 4 bags.
Despite the yield being A WAY OFF his target of 10 bags, he made an incredible 47.2% return on investment.

However, that doesn’t mean getting ten bags of 90 kilos is impossible.
It’s doable.

Since it was his first time, doing serious bean farming, he made TWO mistakes.
(you’ll learn about them in the post)
The good news is through the mistakes; he has learned EXTREMELY valuable lessons.
Haron says, “I have now known what made me get 4 bags instead of 10.”

“Next time, I will get more than 10 bags of beans per acre.”
Read the full story here!

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