As a general rue, in perfect competition (e.g., in farming) there will be very few sellers.

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In perfect competition, there are many sellers and none of them have control over the market price. This is because there are no barriers to entry, making it easy for new firms to enter and compete with established ones. This results in a large number of small firms competing with each other, each producing a homogeneous product, and facing the same market price.

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