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You've probably been searching the net for reliable information about Jatropha. The main reasons why you may have come up with inconsistent results is that: (1) There are considerable variations in Jatropha performance and production figures from country to country. For example, the best seed in Brazil (Growth & Form 4) that produces amazing results there grows very poorly in some countries. By the same token, one cannot expect a grapevine that grows well in the Cape to produce the same results in Latin America. There are farmers with massive plantations in many parts of the world that produce inadequate results. (2) Although Jatropha grows in harsh conditions it doesn't necessarily mean it will be commercially viable. Like with any crop Jatropha still requires quality planting material, standard farming practices and good crop management. In places like North Africa and certain parts of India, the areas where Jatropha is grown have a shortage of water but lots of land and cheap labour. (3) It is difficult to establish going rates for the import and export of seed for extraction purposes because local markets normally absorb most of their local produce. In 2005 we did intensive calculations for the importation of seed for local extraction of oil. The outcome to say the least was dismal. (4) As a result of outdated Oil Expellers, claims as to the quantity of oil extracted vary considerably. While the oil content of certain seed varies, some equipment can extract more oil than others and then of course there's chemical extraction and so on. (5) There are many sites that lead back to the same places and people that I wouldn't recommend. In conclusion Jatropha is location specific and production figures are determined by proper agricultural and business practices. It is therefore unwise to interpolate figures from one particular location to another. We are not subsidised and therefore have to sell these Jatropha spreadsheets to maintain this site and continue our work on Jatropha. The following templates are now available for you to download. We have done our level best to provide you with current information that can be used to closely approximate figures for the purposes of establishing the feasibility of a project or compiling a business plan. 1. Farmers Template for Estimate of Jatropha Income & Expenditure: Download now for US $49. _____________________________ 2.Estimate Income & Expenditure for the Extraction of Oil from Jatropha: Download now for US $46 _______________________________ 3. Interactive Farming & Oil Extraction Template. This table automatically prepares oil extraction figures as you provide farming figures: Download now for US $79 Jatropha Seeds for Biodiesel Plantation: SRIPHL J03: Class 1 High Yielding Elite Jatropha Curcas L Seeds.
South Africa:Buy Now: Trial Package 1 kg includes postage & packaging:
US $42 South Africa Only
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US $27 South Africa Only ____________________________________________________________________ Other Countries: Buy Now: Trial Package 1 kg includes postage & packaging: US $68 Other Countries ____________________________________________________________________ Buy Now: Trial Package 1/2kg includes postage & packaging: US $42 Other Countries
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Jatropha Seed from the North West Province of South Africa
These seeds are collected by the Local People from their established trees.
These seeds are for Sale in support of people who live in poverty while a natural resource goes to waste on their doorstep simply because The South African Government will not promote and subsidise rural Jatropha Plantations while the rest of the world is investing billions of dollars in Jatropha as the worlds number one biodiesel feedstock.
Although these seeds do not have any benchmarks, one can see from the prolific nature growth and size of the trees and seed (pictures above) that they will provide excellent genetic and plantation material.
South African Seed:
Buy Now: Trial Package 1 kg includes postage & packaging:
US $39 South Africa Only
_____________________________________Buy Now: Trial Package 1/2 kg includes postage & packaging:
US $23 South Africa Only
_____________________________________Other Countries:
Buy Now: Trial Package 1 kg includes postage & packaging:
US $62 Other Countries
_____________________________________Buy Now: Trial Package 1/2kg includes postage & packaging:
US $38 Other Countries
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03/27/2011 05:29
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