Transport stimulates agricultural production
 
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Farmers with carts or trailers can increase their crop production through greater use of manure. With timely on-farm transport, less of the harvest is lost. Farmers can increase the productivity of their animals by transporting and stocking crop residues. Farmers are more likely to purchase farm inputs, such as fertilisers, if they have access to transport.
Camel transporting forage in Egypt
Camel transporting forage in Egypt 		Donkey carrying forage in Mexico
Donkey carrying forage in Mexico
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Photograph by Paul Starkey ࡬t= Transport of manure and fertiliser

Animal manure is a valuable product, but it is heavy and messy to transport without a cart or other means of transport. When farmers adopt carts, they are able to transport manure from cattle enclosures to their fields, increasing crop production, soil fertility and sustainable crop-livestock integration.

Photo: Farmer spreading manure from an ox cart in Mexico

Man using bicycle to carry grass in HungaryTransport of crop residues

Feeding animals in the dry season is a big problem. One of the simplest and cheapest solutions is to stock crop residues after the harvest. However, hays and stovers are bulky and heavy, and transport by carrying is seldom practicable. When farmers use carts, they are able to transport crop residues easily, and more effective use is made of them, increasing farm production and profitability.

Photo: Man using bicycle to carry grass in Hungary

Transport of harvest

For farmers without intermediate means of transport, carrying the harvest from field to village is a major constraint. Delays can lead to serious losses. Farmers sometimes pay 20-30% of its value just to transport the harvest from the fields. With carts, and other local transport solutions, the harvest can be transported rapidly and at the right time
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Transporting a tobacco harvest in Bulgaria with a donkey wagon 		Photograph by Paul Starkey LT=
Woman carrying hay in cart in Czech Republic