Transport increases access to markets
 
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'Feeder transport' between farms, roads and markets is crucial. Farmers with bicycles, carts or pack animals can carry more produce to market more quickly. They have larger circles of travel and contacts, giving access to new information, markets and trading possibilities. Intermediate means of transport stimulate greater trade, production and profit.
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Potatoes brought to market in ox carts in Madagascar
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Use of donkey for marketing products in Ethiopia
Photograph by Paul Starkey ࡬t=In Makete in Tanzania, some people use donkeys for the transport of potatoes from field to village and from village to market. While women and men transport headloads of 20-30 kg, a single donkey can carry 80 kg. In one study, donkey-owning households in Makete were found to have higher levels of agricultural inputs and outputs, higher incomes and more wealth indicators than other households. The benefit-cost ratio of donkey investment (7:1) was very high.

Bicycles used to market milk in Madagascar