as we proceed ill discuss about the cake processing and how red oil palm can be processed into groundnut and vegetable oil heating to a high temperature,addition of catalyst and vitamin A...kindly stay tune has i unfold all.....you cant go wrong investing in this business

Nigeria use to be the first in the world before Indonesia,Malaysia,Thailand and Colombia over thrown us, it is the produce and consume oil in the world, its used in making bio-fuel,cosmetic product,various foods...etc

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#doagric

@OP, Nice work.

I am very interested in this business and planning to invest in it. However, can I have a palm oil plantation in the south west (ogun and oyo states specifically) or does it have to be in the south east?

loneytunes: @OP, Nice work.

I am very interested in this business and planning to invest in it. However, can I have a palm oil plantation in the south west (ogun and oyo states specifically) or does it have to be in the south east?

our farm is in oyo state ogbomoso, you can ve yours there too...

^^^Ok. Thanks. Would call on you for assistance when due as I've bookmarked this thread.

loneytunes: ^^^Ok. Thanks. Would call on you for assistance when due as I've bookmarked this thread.

you are welcome anytime

teach me more i want to be part of it.

preparing the land for the nursery

using of net to prevent certain animals to get entering into the nursery yard

If you need palm kernal seed that has been cracked and wash contact me on 07066809583 for cheap price
We also sell palm oil in large scale,quality red oil,am in delta state isoko north

the nursery place has been prepared and we just bought the seeds from nifor

we will start filling does nylons with sands from tomoro after everything have been filled we wet it or allow rain to fall on it so the sand can settle after 3days we then plant the seeds in a bag,kindly stay tune has i take you through the nursery stage gradually...

we are using this type of nylons so we wont have to do the nursery in 2 stages
Advantages of Single Stage Nursery
1. once the seed has been planted, there is no further movement until field planting so that the root system is not disturbed and therefore establishment and growth is faster.
2. one can dispense with all the requirements in terms of layout, equipment and labour of the pre-nursery.
But it also have some disadvantages
it is necessary to have the full nursery infrastructure ready from the initial seed delivery.
it requires greater volume of water and additional engine fuel, wear and tear for the first two or three months.
it also requires more soil since all the culling is done at the large polybag stage.
it is more difficult to observe and supervise when the seedlings are spread over a large area.
culling and seedling replacement is cumbersome.
difficulty in providing proper shading to the germinated seedlings at planting.
If you have what it takes this is the best method,
questions are welcome

The Double Stage Nursery
The double stage nursery system involves planting of the germinated seeds in small pre-nursery polybags packed closely together in a very small area for the first two to three months. The seedlings are then planted out in the large polybag nursery where they remain for a further 7-9 months before field planting. This system has a number of advantages over the single stage nursery such as:

only a small section of nursery is required for the first 2 to 3 months.
less irrigation required for the first 2 to 3 months.
easier to observe seedlings and supervise nursery work during the critical early stage (2 to 3 months after planting).
culling can be carried out very quickly and easily at the first stage before planting into large bags.
But it also have its disadvantages too
an extra operation is created which is very labour intensive.
possible slower growth compared to the single stage especially with poor shade management.
poor transplanting technique from small to large polybags could give rise to severe transplanting shock.
If you have questions on this too kindly drop it below

Plz don't forget to update o. We are following your progress. Thanks

Op, good thread you have here. Good work, as for oil palm plantation, I've been thinking about this for a long time, what I
have noticed is that the problem lies on processing the palm
fruits into palm oil, not just planting. Selling palm fruits only
will yield just a "lazy income", the money lies in processing,
and it's costly to call people to do the processing for one
when one has about 100-1,000 and above palms, in cases
like that, machines must be used. So what is the cost of
these machines and how can it be procured?
Secondly, when the cost of running these machines (I.e, NEPA
and diesel plus staff) are put in place, how possible will it be
2 make d amount of money u just mentioned. Thank u,
looking 4wrd to ur answers.

Please assist with the followings:

How much will be needed if you intend to plant about 2000 trees within a year or 2 for effective cultivation.
What is the likely annual net returns based on current situation.
The project is most likely to take place around Okada Village in Benin city soonest(after the general election).

What is your advice on this no of trees for a starter?

Thank you

This thread is educative. Last year an elderly man was telling me 2 go into oil palm business where d trees have been grown. My work is just to pay an agreed amount of money and I will be d one 2 harvest for that season. I never really gave it much thought but now am beginning to consider d idea. The man said it's from N3000 upwards. I don't really know how many trees buh it's a large farm and that's what many people in that community do. They don't necessarily own their own oil palm business. My main focus is to buy 25Ltr of oil palm from akwa ibom and bring it down to d north. I just needed an advice on the Best way to make profit and all what not

Am followng, u refuse to state somtin here, how much wil it take u to plant oil seedlings on n acre of land.

2,What about if u buy the ones already being grownd from Nifor n u just tranfer in on ur land instead of goin tru d whole process of planting it 4rm d scratch, is dat not easy to run?

@op can I hav your contact

any email or number to call you?

My email is busogaspire@gmail.com

Oil Palm Nursery plants for sale in Bagbe Township Along Ondo - Ore Road, Ondo State.

They are well nurtured and grown to field level.

8 Minutes Drive from Ondo Township
20 Minutes Drive from Ore Junction

It is a 20,000 capacity Nursery.

You can reach me on 08060713408 (Louis) or Oluwaseun on 08148218269 or Boluwaji on 08039427380 or Olufemi on 08035446370

Grant Sage-Farms LTD.

pls I want to know the mass of a fruit and how many fruits are on a bunch of palm fruit

Please, how was the clearing done? By hand or with tractor? What is the cost of clearing?

tolugar:
Nice one op.




But your children and grandchildren will do havest


Lol

Please, how can I contact you? I need your help. I'm on 08093326855 calls and Whatsapp. Thanks in advance.

The Double Stage Nursery
The double stage nursery system involves planting of the germinated seeds in small pre-nursery polybags packed closely together in a very small area for the first two to three months. The seedlings are then planted out in the large polybag nursery where they remain for a further 7-9 months before field planting. This system has a number of advantages over the single stage nursery such as:

only a small section of nursery is required for the first 2 to 3 months.
less irrigation required for the first 2 to 3 months.
easier to observe seedlings and supervise nursery work during the critical early stage (2 to 3 months after planting).
culling can be carried out very quickly and easily at the first stage before planting into large bags.
But it also have its disadvantages too
an extra operation is created which is very labour intensive.
possible slower growth compared to the single stage especially with poor shade management.
poor transplanting technique from small to large polybags could give rise to severe transplanting shock.
If you have questions on this too kindly drop it below

Please, how can I contact you? I need your help. I'm on 08093326855 calls and Whatsapp. Thanks in advance.

@OP. Nice work so far but please acknowlege the source of all your write ups and not take the credits for someone else's intellectual property. it'd help others source the original guide to Modern Oil palm plantation.

Every bit of your posts@OP were copied without acknowlegment from "FAO Economic and social development series No.2/34. "The oil Palm" ISBN 92-5-100625-3. "

Hello there ,
I am Ahmed from Daresalaam ,Tanzania and want to start a palm oil plantation ,
I am stuck at obtaining the tenera seeds,is it possible to purchase them online from NIFOR,or at any other source that you are aware of?