Hospital prices

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This week we reviewed our barter prices and thought you might enjoy this. Maybe I can be an advisor for Obama on his health care agenda?

BARTER EXCHANGE RATE
1-10-09

USD SA Rand

Chicken 3 30

Cow 100 1000

Goat 15 150

Groundnuts (per bucket) 4 40

Hanga (guinea fowl) 3 30

Maize (per bucket) 2 20

Pig 40 400

Sheep 15 150

Sugar Beans (per bucket) 10 100

Sunflower Seeds (per bucket) 2 20

Turkey 6 60

Soy Beans (per bucket) 4 40

Nyemba (Cow peas) (per bucket) 5 50

Nyimo (Round Nuts) (per bucket) 5 50

We are no longer accepting Manure (mufudze) or Thatch (uswa)!!
Out of Area without referral—Rural x 2 Urban x 5
No prior cards you will be charged out of area!
Urban areas—money only—no bartering.

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