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White MaizeR3 842/t▲ 1.2%SAFEXYellow MaizeR3 710/t▲ 0.8%SAFEXWheatR4 960/t▼ 0.4%SAFEXSunflower SeedR7 120/t▲ 2.1%SAFEXSoya BeansR7 450/t▲ 0.6%SAFEXTomatoesR18.50/kg▲ 3.4%FPMCCabbageR6.20/kg▼ 1.1%FPMCCucumbersR14.80/kg▼ 0.9%FPMCPeppersR22.50/kg▲ 1.8%FPMCSpinachR9.80/kg—FPMCWhite MaizeR3 842/t▲ 1.2%SAFEXYellow MaizeR3 710/t▲ 0.8%SAFEXWheatR4 960/t▼ 0.4%SAFEXSunflower SeedR7 120/t▲ 2.1%SAFEXSoya BeansR7 450/t▲ 0.6%SAFEXTomatoesR18.50/kg▲ 3.4%FPMCCabbageR6.20/kg▼ 1.1%FPMCCucumbersR14.80/kg▼ 0.9%FPMCPeppersR22.50/kg▲ 1.8%FPMCSpinachR9.80/kg—FPMC
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Farmer's Weekly8h ago

How farm auctions work

A farm auction might sound like an old-fashioned world: a fast-talking auctioneer, an excited crowd, and a raised paddle indicating the highest bid. But modern farm auctions are highly structured, professional processes driven by transparency, market forces, and precise time management. Vleissentraal Properties explains through a Q&A.

This article was originally published by Farmer's Weekly. The excerpt above is sourced from their RSS feed. Read the full article on their website.

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