Things You Need To Know Before Start Oil Palm Farming In Nigeria
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This page is a promotional thread by a single author, KKFARMS, offering advice and seedlings for oil palm farming. The post details the long-term investment required, distinguishes between F1 and F2 seedlings, and lists specific prices for sprouted nuts and seedlings from NIFOR and private companies.
Prices:
sprouted nut: NGN200.0 (NIFOR)sprouted nut: NGN500.0 (NIFOR)F1 tenera seedling (via individual farmers): NGN1000.0 (Nigeria)F1 tenera seedling (via individual farmers): NGN1200.0 (Nigeria)F1 tenera seedling (direct from NIFOR): NGN3000.0 (Nigeria)
Credibility signals:
cites specific government institution (NIFOR)names private companies (PRESCO, OKOMU GB)mentions specific years of establishment (3rd year)references historical context (Asian countries in 60s and 70s)
“If the reason is to make immediate return then oil palm plantation is not for you.”
fuzzy
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“We have seen cases of farmers and cooperate organisation that we set up oil palm plantation for but abandoned it during the second and third year thereby rendering the project unproductive and lost of investment.”
fuzzy
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