The following is a cost analysis of the potential costs and earnings of a single yield of corn using the Allospere technology within a Nepalese farm.
Information from table taken form:
(Vive Crop production Inc, 2015)
(index mundi, 2016) (United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), 2016) and
(Canada post, 2016)
(Vive Crop production Inc, 2015)
(index mundi, 2016) (United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), 2016) and
(Canada post, 2016)
There was a need to estimate the prices as they were not avaliable.
The estimated benefit of the use of Allosperse technology in the product Azteroid for a typical farmer in Nepal is approximately $21 per crop or a 1724.31 ruppe profit.
The size of farms within Nepal are very small (0.94 hectare) and as a result of this it would not be possible for a single farmer to be able to purchase this product on their own because they would need much less than one gallon. As a result of this they would need to purchase this through a community effort or through an initiative like the Project for Agricultural Commercialization and Trade (PACT) which is an association of the World Bank.
The estimated benefit of the use of Allosperse technology in the product Azteroid for a typical farmer in Nepal is approximately $21 per crop or a 1724.31 ruppe profit.
The size of farms within Nepal are very small (0.94 hectare) and as a result of this it would not be possible for a single farmer to be able to purchase this product on their own because they would need much less than one gallon. As a result of this they would need to purchase this through a community effort or through an initiative like the Project for Agricultural Commercialization and Trade (PACT) which is an association of the World Bank.
