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Millettia Pinnata Biofuel Oil Crop Plantations

Commercial bio-energy and biofuel plantations are able to produce enhanced yield with improved quality for the alternative energy industy.

"Millettia Pinnata “The Sustainable Biofuel Crop of The Future”

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Millettia Pinnata is a superior species of Pongamia Pinnata (Recent research on Pongamia suggested its name should be changed to Millettia Pinnata). It is a “green oil” Biofuel producing tree that has a 10 metre taproot, thus creating a substantial carbon sink. The dense shade it provides slows the evaporation of surface water and its root structures promote nitrogen fixation, which moves nutrients from the air into the soil. Millettia Pinnatta easily surpasses the plantation oil yield of other oil crops such as Palm and Jatropha, with high oil content of 40-50%.  In addition, the rich seed cake remaining after pressing the seed can be utilised as organic fertiliser, high protein animal stock feed, or biomass for heat and power generation.

How your Millettia Land Licence investment works:

The company is growing Millettia, a Green Oil Plantation, which will produce

Commercial Joint Venture Plantations (Organizations and Institutions)

The commercial large scale project opportunities we are able to offer is aimed at Companies, Organizations, Financial Institutions and Investment Funds who wish to establish a fully managed Joint Venture (JV) project within the growining Biofuel "green oil" production sector. This includes the application of new technology and innovation in the improvement of soil fertility, genetics and improvement of overall plantation productivity.

High yeilding genetically superior commercial Millettia Plantations and consulting services in order that the plantations produce the highest financial returns. This is done through a number of factors including advanced technology in nursery establishment, crop management as well as pruning and harvesting techniques.

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