Mozambique is on the way to becoming one of the largest macadamia producers

Published 2022년 9월 23일

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The province of Niassa in Mozambique is set to become the largest macadamia producer in the country through the 'Niassa Macadamia' project. The project, which is supported by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, aims to expand the cultivation area from 1100 hectares to 10,000 hectares, employing around 1200 small farmers. The company is in the process of raising capital for its expansion and plans to build the first macadamia processing factory in Mozambique. The macadamia fruit is chosen due to the province's suitable soils and climates for its development in dryland agriculture. The production is expected to reach approximately 20,000 tonnes a year from 2035, potentially placing Mozambique in the top 3 of the best African macadamia producing countries.
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The province of Niassa is being the scene of an investment in the culture of macadamia, called “Niassa Macadamia”, which currently operates in Lichinga an area of 1300 hectares, of which 14 hectares are already producing under the care of 200 small local farmers. with service contracts. Thus, it is expected that the province of Niassa can be, in the medium term, the largest national producer of macadamia and, in this way, place the country in the group of the largest world exporters of this fruit rich in nutrients such as fiber, protein, potassium, phosphorus. , calcium, magnesium and vitamins. According to Notícias, in this program with small farmers, each one will have a cultivation area of ten hectares, which will allow many families to gain technical knowledge in the area of agriculture, allowing that, in eight years, the income of each one of them will reach a value of more than one million meticais per year. This will transform subsistence agriculture into commercial ...

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