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Admirable Actor Essay

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Admirable Actors comparative essay by Ivar Stinnissen, RDI 2 Two intrinsic actors in the value chain are farmers and traders. In this essay, a farmer is defined as a person who owns or manages a farm, and with a trader a person is meant who buys and sells things as a job (Hornby, 2010). For already a long time, a discussion has been going on about which of these two actors is the most significant actor in the value chain. Some might argue that the farmer is the basis of the chain, and because of that, most important. Others might use the argument that without trader, the farmer cannot sell his commodities. To help people form a good opinion on this topic, farmers and traders are in this essay compared regards their global position, important …show more content…

They do not only have an advantage for themselves, but both actors offer support to one another. KIT (2010) states that farmers support traders by selling their crops to traders, so the traders earn money. Of course, traders help farmers out as well by paying a good price for the farmers’ produce. Next to this, traders can also be used in an agricultural microfinance model developed by KSU-SDK, which uses a local trader to provide farming input loans and cash loans to farmers (Adam, 2005). A remarkable fact is that both actors do not only support each other, but traders also face similar problems as farmers: they have to negotiate with retailers, and deliver them high-quality products at competitive prices (MFC, 2011). As always, besides existing differences between farmers and traders, there are also similarities. In a chain, different actors support one another and all actors bear responsibilities. The closer actors are in the chain, the more impact they have on each other. As farmers and traders are at the beginning of the value chain, both are accountable for quality and safety of their commodities. If something goes wrong, they are the first in the chain who will have to pay the price. For this reason, being accurate is a serious business for both

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