shariff84: Firstly,the price of beans now per bag is expensive because the new beans is not out yet.it's still in the farm. current price now: white beans is 25k/bag while brown beans goes 4 30k per bag. during havesting period the price will fall drastically 4 both beans.the price will be between 15k-23k 4 both beans. Finally,Manigi and makera village market in NIGER STATE will the best place 4 u to be buying it,because they produce beans more than any other place in nigeria.Also,its closer to lagos just 4 hours drive.we normally,pay 1k per bag to lagos. Hope i help?
please can you help me am in need of soya beans is it available in Niger state and local government thanks
aminu150: you can get soya beans at the cheapest price available in Kano and Katsina. although it's cheaper in remote village markets where your security cannot be guaranteed
thank for your Response. can you give me name of Local govt where I can get it there and what of Benue for Soya beans thanks.
Danagroaliedltd: Good day house do you formulate yourself or you sell feed raw materials here is a golden opportunity for you to reduce your cost of your feed production or increase your profit if you sell raw Material, you can increase your customers feed protein with full fat soya and less fish meal, to help reduce their cost of feed production with our formula. We supply in tons.
Apeh217: apehocheja9@gmail.com 08064026506/08119748100 OFU LG, Alloma, Kogi State My area of specialization - Cassava, Maize, Soya Beans, white Beans, Groundnut and Maize. Currently I have 3tonne of Soya Beans and 5hectares of TME 419 Variety of Cassava for Sale.
Casite marble is the best among the three type of marble intern of quality and there is large deposits of this marble on the 42 hecter of land in north central available for sales
kelvin1191: if you cant be there to monitor the business, dont go into crop or animal farming pls. You can invest in storage business in commodities like soyabeans and rice and sell during scarcity. Companies come to your warehouse, scale and pay instantly. here in benue state, miva rice, olam nig ltd, seraq oil mill comes to you for purchase. Depending on ur capital, a warehouse of 35 truck capacity is available for 3m per annum. olam and miva are using the othr two. there are smaller warehouse to suit your pocket. Also, there are registered local buyer officers (l.b.o) to take you round the market or buy on your behalf
. Where in Benue state can I get soybeans in large quantity at a cheap price? Also Rice
teaandteea: we offer tractor and bulldozer, grader services.. ploughing 20k per hectre.. harrowing 18k per hectre ridging 18k per hectre we provide service for mechanized maize planting, cowpea and soya beans e.t.c you can also contact us for your harvesting of crops like maize. e.t.c using combined harvester these rates are negotiable depending on the type and size of land you want to work on.. you can contact us for tractor services for your farmland at a cheap price.. we do all d job to your satisfaction.. contact us on : 08125193014
You are doing a great job for this write up but your explanation and break down on palm kernnel (pkn) process is more details than soybeans please can you do the same for soybeans. Please out of this three soybeans, palm kernnel , Groundnuts which one is the best interm of rawmateria, market, and profit
kelvin1191: if you cant be there to monitor the business, dont go into crop or animal farming pls. You can invest in storage business in commodities like soyabeans and rice and sell during scarcity. Companies come to your warehouse, scale and pay instantly. here in benue state, miva rice, olam nig ltd, seraq oil mill comes to you for purchase. Depending on ur capital, a warehouse of 35 truck capacity is available for 3m per annum. olam and miva are using the othr two. there are smaller warehouse to suit your pocket. Also, there are registered local buyer officers (l.b.o) to take you round the market or buy o your behalf
am interested kindly send your phone number to opheem@yahoo.com so that I can call you
ozornet: Soya beans the miracle seeds, belong to the legume family and are native to East Asia. They have been an important source of protein for that part of the world for over five thousand years. It originated from China. In 2853 BC, Emperor Sheng-Nung of China named five sacred plants – soybeans, rice, wheat, barley, and millet. Soya bean plants were domesticated by the Chinese between 17th and 11th century BC where they were cultivated into a food crop. Soya beans were considered as one of the five holy crops alongside rice, wheat, barley and millet. Soya beans are very versatile and are consumed by both humans and livestock. Although most soybeans are yellow, there are also rare varieties which are black, brown or even green.
The first soya beans arrived in America in the early 1800's. It was not until 1879 that a few brave farmers began to plant soya beans as forage for their livestock. Around 1900 the US Department of Agriculture was conducting tests on soya beans and encouraging their farmers to plant them as animal feed. In 1904, the famous American chemist, G. W. Carver discovered that soya beans are a valuable source of protein and oil. Although soya beans are native to Southeast Asia, 55 percent of production is in the United States. The US produced 75 million metric tons of soybeans in 2000 of which more than one-third was exported. Other leading producers of soya beans are Argentina, Brazil, China and India. Much of the US production is either fed to animals or exported, though US consumption of soy by people has been increasing. Brazil is expected to become the world's biggest soybean exporter in 2004, displacing the United States from the top seat.
Historically it was not quite clear when soya beans entered Africa, although it is believed that it might be as early as the 1800s in the Eastern coast of Africa since that region had had earlier trade contacts with the Chinese. The earliest known cultivation of soya beans in Africa was in 1896, when they were grown in Algeria by a French Agronomist Trabut, at a government botanical station there. The next know record of cultivation was in 1903 when they were grown South Africa at Cedara in Natal and in the Transvaal. Starting from 1908 there was dramatic increase in interest in growing of soya beans in Africa, as Europe began to import soya beans from Manchuria in large quantities in response to a severe shortages and high prices of oil. By then Earopean nations turned to their colonies as potential areas for the cultivation of soya beans. By 1908 the British have started growing soya beans in the middle belt of Nigeria on a small scale and after some tests and analysis, soya beans were found to flourish and grow well there hence the middle belt of Nigeria particularly Benue State is the home of soya beans cultivation today. Nigeria is currently the largest producers of soya bean in Africa with an annul production of 500,000 metric tons valued at N300 billion and seconded only by South Africa.
The Business Opportunity for Investors in Small Scale Soya Beans Processing in Nigeria: The processing of soya beans is very complex. Soya beans contains poisonous inhibitors if when not properly remove is injurious both to humans and livestock. The oil content in soya beans is just about 20% on the maximum and a may be much less in other varieties. However, soya beans oil is of a high quality without cholesterol and in the grade of olive oil. Soya beans contains a very high quality protein reputed to be superior to animal protein and it has numerous health and medicinal properties. The money making opportunities we are advocating here is in setting up a small scale soya beans processing factory that would produce high quality soya beans oil and soya beans cake/meal. On a large scale, the commercial production of soya bean oil is an expensive and complex process because such venture employ the chemical extraction method which uses a chemical solvent called hexane to extract the oil from the flaked beans. We discourage this method because it is very expensive and more-so is not Eco-friendly as the chemical Hexane is a cancer causing agent which if not properly removed could get into the food chain of humans beings. As a result we are advocating a mechanical method called dry extrusion to process our soya beans. This is a simple method perfected by the Americans and championed by Insta-Pro Inc. by which a simple machine called Extruder would optimally process{cook} the soya beans into full fat soya cake and thereafter if desired, the hot full fat cake is passed in a continuous process through another simple machine called Expresser or Expeller for the oil to be extracted thereby leaving you with the less fat soya cake which can be pulverized/hammer milled into smaller particles called soyameal.The full fat soya cake is rich with oil, protein and other nutrients suitable for accelerated growth and fattening of livestock particularly poultry{broilers}, the miracle of a day old chick maturing to 2.5 kg table chicken in a matter of four weeks, and the less fat soya meal is suitable for egg laying chicken that makes them drop large eggs on daily bases. Soya beans is surely the miracle seeds. We as consultants can package you for the establishment of a small scale soya beans processing plant that can do 20 metric tons soya beans in 24 hour. The total project cost is about N6 million if you have accommodation. Your profit margin is the region of N10,000 per metric ton processed. Call us on +2348181926534, +2348037788438, +2348028606026 or email ozorprice1@yahoo.com for detailed discussion. Attached is the Table of Content of a Bankable Business Plan for The Soya beans Project. Thanks and God bless. Ozor Godwin Esq. You can watch a shot youtube video of our one ton per hour high efficient and cost effective Extruder at work at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRFOz_3YbeQ
Agriculture › Re: Beans Business From The North by peacealways: 12:43am On Dec 01, 2018
