groundnut oil production plant turnkey projects in johannesburg

   
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  • groundnut oil production plant turnkey projects in johannesburg
  • Will the fuel price increase affect groundnut production in South Africa?
  • The tremendous increase in the fuel price in South Africa could af-fect the producers¡¯ profit if the seeds are to be sold in remote areas. The average annual gross value of groundnuts for the past five years up to 2005/06 is approximately R332 million.
  • How much do groundnuts yield in South Africa?
  • With an average harvest of 1t/ ha, a farmer can expect a return of about R11 500/ha, thus achieving a fair margin. In South Africa, the Hoopstad area is particularly well suited to groundnut production and farmers there achieve yields of up to 2t/ha, according to Gerhard.
  • Are groundnuts a good investment in South Africa?
  • Gerhard Uys reports. South African producers can earn a healthy premium from locally produced groundnuts as they are sought-after on the export market due to their shape and taste. On average, about 25% of South Africa¡¯s crop is exported. This is according to Gerhard Dreyer, owner of The New Nut Company near Setlagole in North West.
  • Which countries produce groundnut?
  • Notably, the leading producers of groundnut are China, followed closely by India, highlighting the crop's immense economic and nutritional significance in these regions. Groundnut's versatility and adaptability are among its most valuable attributes, making it an accessible and reliable crop for farmers across diverse agro-climatic zones.
  • Why is groundnut a major crop in the arid tropics?
  • About 90% of total groundnut is cultivated in the semi-arid tropic (SAT) regions of the world as a major oilseed and food crop and provides essential nutrients required by human diet. Climate change is the main threat to yield and quality of the produce in the SAT regions, and effects are already being seen in some temperate areas also.
  • How does new Nut Company make groundnuts?
  • A number of farmers are contracted to plant groundnuts only for seed production purposes and they receive a premium price for their product. The New Nut Company employs about 250 people during the harvesting season. When the peanuts arrive at the factory, they are de-shelled and classed.