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The Uphausian Chocolate industry is looking to expand its produciton of nut filled candies and white chocolates. The beef market is continusously expanding and to keep our beef among the worlds finest quality we will soon need more feed than we can produce. Also our ever strong Book binding industry is looking into experimenting with cotton as an alternative material for book covers. As such we are looking for a provider for the following agricultural products:

Product:Price
Almonds:$2204/ton
Peanuts:$450/ton
Pecans:Best Offer
Vanilla Beans:$400/kilo
Corn:$3.50/bu
Alfalfa:$58/ton
Cotton$150/2ton bale

Prices are negotiable.
Also, just in case you are wondering were to spend the money you make form this, Uphaus is selling some of its own agricultural goods (beef and cocoa) here. (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=529322)

Kurona has an annual surplus of Corn that we are willing to trade.

This year Kurona's harvest count of corn comes to 260,000mts of Corn total this year. On average we usually score that much or higher usually up to 320,000 mts. We can send you an average of 2,000mts per year, if harvest doesn't produce well in a year and we fall short of our agreement we will cut 20% of the price. If we have a great surplus (Well above average) we can provide you with a surge for extra cost.

South Lizasauria is ready to sell 1.2 tons of vanilla, 10 tons of corn, 21 tons of peanuts and 31 tons of almonds.

Kurona: We would like to purchase 2,000 mts or corn for the next 5 years. What will the price be?
((Sorry I cant find a price for mt of corn in the same year as I based my price per bushel off of and I don't know how many bushels are in a ton.))

S.Lizasauria: We will purchase 1.2 tons of vanilla for $480,000
31 tons of almonds for $68,324
21 tons of peanuts for $9,450
We regret that if Kurona confirms contract for corn we will not need to purchase any more.

Total purchase for S. Lizasauria comes to $557,774.

Sorry, we can only offer corn and you say you ahve enough.

http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=529312

Ok-La-Ho-Ma FARMERS CO-OP (Market Storefront)

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Ok-La-Ho-Ma Farm CO-OP
"FEEDING THE WORLD"
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The CO-OP is Looking to sell our farm yields.
The Prices are marked (OOC: Real Market Value)

Do the math

The CO-OP is also intrested in trading For Farm Tech. e.g. Better, Cleaner engines , Large Trucks, Carry all Ships , or
Military Arms (we use Russian style)

And Dont forget you can buy foods for Starving and/Or the recently bombed into submission some one's gotta feed 'em.
Farm yields for sale from the major 27 counties in Ok-La-Ho-Ma .

Wheat production is estimated at 128.7 million bushels --$4.80/bushel
Production of corn for grain is forecast at 27.3 million bushels --3.92/bushel
Cotton production is forecast at 290,000 bales, down 4 percent from last year.$ 145 per bale 2 ton bale
Production of grain sorghum is forecast at 11.04 million bushels ---6.08/bushel
Peanut production is forecast at 80.6 million pounds
Soybean production is forecast at 6.8 million bushels --7.32
Production of all hay is forecast at 4.8 million tons 45.00per ton
Alfalfa production, at 1,056,000 tons 65.00 per ton
Peach production is forecast at 4,000 tons, doubling last year’s 2,000 tons -- $1 per pound
Cattle: (Buffalo) Less Fat Tastes Better: 4.2 million Head, 1.2 million Calves------$ 800 per head ,$300 calves 3.2 million Head left, 1.2 million Calves

[QUOTE=Uphaus;12747643]Kurona: We would like to purchase 2,000 mts or corn for the next 5 years. What will the price be?


By basing off of bushels then we sell bushes at about 5,000USD pb 2,000 tons will roughly run you about 39.4 bushels

Ok-La-Ho-Ma: We would like to purchase 5,000 bales of cotton and 92,000 tons of Alfalfa for a total $6,705,000. Funds to be wired upon confirmation.

We would be interested in grain sorgham and peanuts if you can provide us with the following information. First, we believe grain sorghum is another name for milo, is that correct? And second, can we assume that since you did not post a price for peanuts that you accept our price of $450 per ton? Note that we use hte metric ton which is 2204 pounds rather than the 2000 pound ton that I presume you use since you measure your peanuts in pounds.

Kurona: we accept your offer. Money will be wired upon confirmation.

Ok-La-Ho-Ma: We would like to purchase 5,000 bales of cotton and 92,000 tons of Alfalfa for a total $6,705,000. Funds to be wired upon confirmation.

We would be interested in grain sorgham and peanuts if you can provide us with the following information. First, we believe grain sorghum is another name for milo, is that correct? And second, can we assume that since you did not post a price for peanuts that you accept our price of $450 per ton? Note that we use hte metric ton which is 2204 pounds rather than the 2000 pound ton that I presume you use since you measure your peanuts in pounds.

Kurona: we accept your offer. Money will be wired upon confirmation.

Confirm cotton and alfalfa
grain sorghum is milo
we accept your terms of 450 a ton/ metric ton

We have decided that we can sell you pecans. 2,200,000 pounds of pecans for $1.67 per pound.

Product:Price
Almonds:$2204/ton
Peanuts:$450/ton
Pecans:Best Offer
Vanilla Beans:$400/kilo
Corn:$3.50/bu
Alfalfa:$58/ton
Cotton$150/2ton bale


Having a robust farming sector the Republic of Groznyj would gladly sell some of its produce to your nation for 90% of the prices you specified. Merely state the amount you would wish to purchase since we are sure we have enough to swamp your nation.

Colony West: We accept your offer and will wire $3,674,000 immediately.

Groznyj: We would like to purchase 1,000 tons of alfalfa, 40 tons of almonds, and 500 tons of peanuts. If we figure right that comes to $334,044. Money will be wired upon confirmation.

Thank you. We apppreciate your business.