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[quote=”davidd”][quote=”VictoriaLST”]I hate $16 chickens, so we are raising our own. Farmer’s markets for fruits and veggies until I get my own started, a slow process since i have back trouble but coming along. I really want a couple of pigs and i have room for a vaca or two.
I love CR.[/quote]
$16 chickens???? I buy roasted chickens fully cooked for $$8 pricemart???[/quote]
In Tilaran everything is more expensive than in the Central Valley (I see the adds in La Nacion). In Tilaran a whole raw chicken is 4 $ per kilo, so the whole thing may cost you 8 $. In order to get it on the table you have to add spices, water, electricity, kitchen equipment depreciation, and your time.
I have been reading that the average income per head in C.R. is around 1000 $. There are many that do not make half of that, so it is like everywere, a small number of people take the big piece of the cake.[quote=”elindermuller”][quote=”davidd”][quote=”VictoriaLST”]I hate $16 chickens, so we are raising our own. Farmer’s markets for fruits and veggies until I get my own started, a slow process since i have back trouble but coming along. I really want a couple of pigs and i have room for a vaca or two.
I love CR.[/quote]
$16 chickens???? I buy roasted chickens fully cooked for $$8 pricemart???[/quote]
In Tilaran everything is more expensive than in the Central Valley (I see the adds in La Nacion). In Tilaran a whole raw chicken is 4 $ per kilo, so the whole thing may cost you 8 $. In order to get it on the table you have to add spices, water, electricity, kitchen equipment depreciation, and your time.
I have been reading that the average income per head in C.R. is around 1000 $. There are many that do not make half of that, so it is like everywere, a small number of people take the big piece of the cake.[/quote]that’s crazy.. I think it may be time for this
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