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Rubber Plantation: Someone Advise Me! by zanshi: 4:07pm On Jul 08
Hello,
I have a agro project which i am undertaking currently, but looking to divest into rubber plantation because it dey enter my eyes and i would to understand the nitty gritty on what it take to have manage one. First of all is it profitable? Whilst i have an appetite for agro based risk project which can show profit long term, is the monies generated from it consistent? Can also walk me through the cost so i know what i am up against.
Re: Rubber Plantation: Someone Advise Me! by leadinggists(m): 4:17pm On Jul 08
zanshi:
Hello,
I have a agro project which i am undertaking currently, but looking to divest into rubber plantation because it dey enter my eyes and i would to understand the nitty gritty on what it take to have manage one. First of all is it profitable? Whilst i have an appetite for agro based risk project which can show profit long term, is the monies generated from it consistent? Can also walk me through the cost so i know what i am up against.





Plant consumable plants, forget about rubber plantation, world has grown pass those rubber material, they are using petroleum resin to manufacture what they use to used rubber to produce

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Re: Rubber Plantation: Someone Advise Me! by zanshi: 5:14pm On Jul 08
leadinggists:

Plant consumable plants, forget about rubber plantation, world has grown pass those rubber material, they are using petroleum resin to manufacture what they use to used rubber to produce

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Re: Rubber Plantation: Someone Advise Me! by Waffarianman(m): 5:31pm On Jul 08
zanshi:
Hello,
I have a agro project which i am undertaking currently, but looking to divest into rubber plantation because it dey enter my eyes and i would to understand the nitty gritty on what it take to have manage one. First of all is it profitable? Whilst i have an appetite for agro based risk project which can show profit long term, is the monies generated from it consistent? Can also walk me through the cost so i know what i am up against.



I converted my rubber plantations into palm tree 🌴 for red oil plantation, like someone commented we've outgrown rubber business. I never regretted it I know the harvest I do get every weekend

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Re: Rubber Plantation: Someone Advise Me! by Gerrard59(m): 4:53pm On Nov 08
zanshi:
Hello,
I have a agro project which i am undertaking currently, but looking to divest into rubber plantation because it dey enter my eyes and i would to understand the nitty gritty on what it take to have manage one. First of all is it profitable? Whilst i have an appetite for agro based risk project which can show profit long term, is the monies generated from it consistent? Can also walk me through the cost so i know what i am up against.
Rubber plantation takes a LONG TIME to gestate and turn a profit. Almost all the rubber trees for Nigeria don old or aren't plentiful. You are better off investing in cocoa, palm oil, coconut or soybeans. Rubber no be am. Its applications aren't so enticing or ubiquitous as the crops I listed.

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Re: Rubber Plantation: Someone Advise Me! by zanshi: 8:39pm On Nov 08
Gerrard59:

Rubber plantation takes a LONG TIME to gestate and turn a profit. Almost all the rubber trees for Nigeria don old or aren't plentiful. You are better off investing in cocoa, palm oil, coconut or soybeans. Rubber no be am. Its applications aren't so enticing or ubiquitous as the crops I listed.


Finally settled for Cashew. Thanks for the insight sir.
Re: Rubber Plantation: Someone Advise Me! by Gerrard59(m): 2:56am On Nov 09
zanshi:

Finally settled for Cashew. Thanks for the insight sir.
Makes sense. This is located in which state?

Can I DM you?

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