Rice and corn are two crops that easily belong to the top three consumed in the world. Having to choose one out of the two, which one would you say has the highest demand in your location, and therefore more profitable to farm?
Farming Rice Vs Farming Corn- Which is more profitable in your location?
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It's the rice production that's nominant in the Philippines. Those who planted corn sell them in retail to make corn onna cob. Seldom people plant corn for their consumption.
Rice is a major crop in the Philippines. I know that my country imports some rice from the Philippines. I know rice farming is popular in Philippines and and more profitable.
The two are well selling here because people love to buy the reo hut corn is seasonal. So it is good to go for rice selling. As you would have it to sell the year round.
The thread is about farming and not specifically on selling. And based on that, it is assumed that it is an all year round production.
I was basing my post on your profitability question. I have noticed you like to counter my post a lot. A lot of times you don't even read to understand my replies. How can you say corn is a year round crop. Do you eat corn from January to April in Nigeria?
For me l have never had yellow rice before. I am really been used to the white rice and it's the one being eaten mostly here in my country.
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The two actually sells well here in my area, though in the aspect of corn, it has its seasons. We don't get corn everytime.
In most cases the farming of the corn had been so profitable in my country compared to the farming of the rice
Here in my country the corn farming is indeed very profitable for that matter. That is because rice requires so much rains which we don't have for now.
People don't farm corn extensively in my country. But it is very high in demand and has many utilities.
