Myanmar: Potato yields are not a concern, but the market is difficult to predict

Published Aug 4, 2021

Tridge summary

Potato growers in Sin Phyu Island are confident about the yields for the next potato season, thanks to last year's good results and suitable regional conditions. However, the market is becoming more unpredictable, with potential factors including politics and the ongoing pandemic. The potatoes are sold to local brokers for frying and export, with the growers covering all costs and receiving payment for the oil. The cultivation starts in winter, and the potatoes are dug and sold in summer.
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Although there is no need to worry about potato yields for the next potato growing season, the market is more difficult to predict than in previous years, according to potato growers in Sin Phyu Island. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. Politics is one thing. With coronary heart disease. Last year, potato yields were good. Potatoes produced in March this year also fetched good prices. In our area, if we plant 100 pounds of potatoes, we can produce at least 2,000 pounds of potatoes, so the yield is good. It is a crop that is suitable for the region. Do not heat the yield. Only the market can no longer predict. Magway Region Nay Myo, a commercial potato grower in Sin Phyu Island, said. Post-production of potatoes to export to potato fryers; Online (Internet) Delivery to customers by phone or in person. They are sold every year in various forms, such as in-field purchases from brokers. There were not many market problems. We grow the most fried ...

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