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jojokings:
Thank you for this wonderful writeup, am deeply impressed with your analysis, I want to ask some questions;
1, foreign and local machine which one is more economical and profitable
2, where can one purchase that local machine
3, Those different type of corn which one do advise a beginner in a place like Abuja rural section to start with with with higher profit
And finally can I get your contact so we can discourse in detail the more.
Thanks

1) The local one is more economical and cost of running and maintenance with the local machine is very low compared to the imported ones.

2) As an Agricultural Engineer, I deal with the design of various machines, which I have a my fabricator (technicians) build them. So I can help build your machine to look exactly like the one pictured on this thread cos of it's numerous advantages. It's been designed for comfort both for industrial use and road side production.

It will take 2-3 weeks for the machine to be completed as manufacture is always based on request.


3) it's best to go for the imported corns... However, if they become unavailable at anytime... The local corn also does a perfect job.

The Corn type is not the only determinant for your success in this business...

You have got to know how to cut down your running costs and cost of other ingredients by getting them in bulk and cheaply from direct sources.

My Cotonou line is on my signature. You can add that up and give me a chat via WhatsApp... You will be responded to.

Very interesting write up. Thanks for the free info/training.

Thanks sir, I'm very much interested in the home-base production. Is there locally made machine for it?

debbra:
Thanks sir, I'm very much interested in the home-base production. Is there locally made machine for it?

Yes, ofcourse.

BeSafeOnline:
Yes, ofcourse.

where can i get it

[Can i have the whatsapp number.

quote author=BeSafeOnline post=59730478]


1) The local one is more economical and cost of running and maintenance with the local machine is very low compared to the imported ones.

2) As an Agricultural Engineer, I deal with the design of various machines, which I have a my fabricator (technicians) build them. So I can help build your machine to look exactly like the one pictured on this thread cos of it's numerous advantages. It's been designed for comfort both for industrial use and road side production.

It will take 2-3 weeks for the machine to be completed as manufacture is always based on request.


3) it's best to go for the imported corns... However, if they become unavailable at anytime... The local corn also does a perfect job.

The Corn type is not the only determinant for your success in this business...

You have got to know how to cut down your running costs and cost of other ingredients by getting them in bulk and cheaply from direct sources.

My Cotonou line is on my signature. You can add that up and give me a chat via WhatsApp... You will be responded to.[/quote]