Omaa Izu-Chinedu

16/07/2025

Order for your Hybrid Oil Palm

16/07/2025

COCOA and OIL PALM together in the same land???
Below are the few tips you should take note of.

1. DIFFERENT LIGHT REQUIREMENTS.
- Oil Palm Thrives in full sunlight and requires minimal shade for optimal growth and fruit production.
- Cocoa Requires partial shade, especially in its early stages, as it is a shade-loving plant. Too much sunlight can stress cocoa trees and reduce productivity.
-Oil palm trees grow tall and create dense canopies that block sunlight. This would hinder the growth of cocoa plants underneath.

2.NUTRIENT COMPETITION.
- Both oil palm and cocoa are heavy feeders and require significant nutrients from the soil, especially nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus.
- Planting them together can lead to intense competition for nutrients, depleting the soil quickly and requiring heavy fertilization to sustain both crops.

3. SPACING AND ROOT COMPETITION.
- Oil Palm Requires wide spacing (7–9 meters apart) to allow its large root system and canopy to expand.
- Cocoa Also requires spacing but cannot compete with oil palm roots for water and nutrients.
-The extensive root systems of oil palms can dominate the area, stunting the growth of cocoa plants.

4.WATER REQUIREMENTS.
-Oil Palm Needs abundant water and is better suited to areas with high rainfall or irrigation.
- Cocoa Requires regular but moderate water and does not tolerate water-logging.
-The difference in water needs could make it difficult to create a balanced irrigation plan for both crops.

5. PEST AND DISEASE ISSUES.
- Both oil palm and cocoa are susceptible to specific pests and diseases. Planting them together can create an environment where pests and diseases spread more easily, affecting both crops.

MY ADVICE TO YOU.
If you want to intercrop, consider pairing oil palm or cocoa with others crops:
- For Oil Palm: short-term crops like maize, cassava, water Mellon etc in the early stages.
- For Cocoa:Intercrop with shade-providing trees like banana and plantain
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09/05/2025

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Very powerful seed .... Pepper fruit. (NMimii in Igbo language) This fruit will make you power like horse in the bed🛏️ makes you last very very long in bed as a man

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09/05/2025

07/05/2025

Topic to be treated includes

Site /land selection
Land preparation
Seed selection
Seed preparation and planting
Mulching
Earthing up
Ginger irrigation
Pest and disease control
Ginger fertilization and manure application.
Different between ginger cultivated with fertilizer and manure.
Soil management
Farm management
Weeding
Ginger intercroping
Ginger harvest
Ginger yielding

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18/04/2025

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08/04/2025

CASHEW PLANTATION IS A GREAT INVESTMENT

Cashew nuts hold immense potential as a lucrative investment, especially given their rising global demand and the significant gap between supply and demand. What was once considered "waste" by many—discarding the nut after enjoying the fruit—has now become a highly sought-after commodity in international markets.

Why Cashew Plantation is a Great Investment.

Global Demand: The global cashew market is projected to grow from approximately $8.08 billion in 2025 to $9.51 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.31%. This growth is fueled by increasing health consciousness, the popularity of plant-based diets, and the versatile uses of cashew nuts in food, beverages, and cosmetics.

Supply Gap: Despite the growing demand, global production struggles to keep pace. In 2022, the total global production of cashew nuts (in-shell) was around 3.85 million metric tons, with Côte d’Ivoire leading at 970,000 metric tons, followed by India and Vietnam. However, this production is insufficient to meet the rising consumption in major markets like the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Export Opportunities: Countries like Vietnam and India dominate the export of cashew kernels, with Vietnam accounting for 65% of global exports. Nigeria, as the 6th largest producer, has significant untapped potential to increase its share in the global market by improving processing capabilities and value addition.

Profitability: Cashew farming offers a high return on investment. A mature cashew tree can yield 7-11 kg of nuts annually, and the return on investment ranges between 30-40% within 3-5 years of cultivation. Additionally, cashew by-products, such as cashew apple juice and cashew nut shell liquid (CNSL), provide additional revenue streams.

Sustainability: Cashew trees are hardy, drought-resistant, and thrive in marginal soils.

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31/03/2025

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29/03/2025

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24/03/2025

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22/03/2025

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT GINGER

1. Ginger is planted using rhizomes, not seeds, since it does not produce true planting seeds.

2. It grows best in well-drained, fertile loam soil, but sandy loam with good drainage can also work.

3. Adequate water supply is essential, but excess moisture can cause rot, so proper drainage is important.

4. To cultivate one hectare, you need 1,500 to 2,000 kg of ginger rhizomes, and with proper care, you can harvest 13 to 20 tonnes per hectare.

5. Ginger takes 8 to 9 months to mature, though some varieties can be harvested earlier as young ginger. Patience is necessary for the best yields.

6. Ginger can be grown organically using compost manure, but some farmers also use fertilizers to improve yields.

7. It has a ready market as it is widely used as a spice, herbal remedy, and ingredient in drinks, smoothies, and ginger tea.

8. Ginger is relatively easy to grow and manage, especially in many parts of Africa, where the climate is suitable.

9. The profit potential is high, as ginger produces good yields per hectare, making it more profitable than many other crops when managed well.

Ginger farming is very profitable when you are willing to invest your time and proper care!

You may need to consider farming ginger this season!