GINGER FARMING & GINGER PROCESSING BUSINESS PLAN

GINGER FARMING & GINGER PROCESSING BUSINESS PLAN

Ginger is derived from the Zingiber officinale rhizomes of the Roso plant.

It originated in Southeastern Asia and is used mainly for dried and preserved ginger spice.

Ginger is known to be a medicinal perennial plant grown as an annual crop in commercial development. It’s cultivated in the subtropical and tropical areas of the world.

In so many countries, rhizome (processed ginger “root”) is the standard of commerce, thereby making them trade out as a candied or dried spice.

The height of an average ginger plant is between two to four feets under normal conditions.

Farmers asexually grow consumable ginger from a set of rhizomes. There are different kinds with a cool yellow-colored flesh called the Japanese ginger, while the Chinese kind gets identified with large rhizomes, a flesh of light yellow color, and is less pungent compared to the Japanese variant.

The best time of planting ginger is starting in the month of March.

You’ll yield great results when you let it grow for at least ten months.

As soon as ginger is cured, it’s packed and sold in a 50-kilogram bag.

One can also grow ginger in a greenhouse farm.

The ginger roots are graded according to the standards stated by the Department of Agriculture.

There’s successful cultivation of commercial ginger in Nigeria because of its market value.

Farmers don’t only produce ginger for revenue and income creation, but it’s also known for its health advantages/medical value, that’s why there’s a high demand for ginger nationally and internationally.

This form of business is all about ginger cultivation and processes carried out in its production.

Farmers will then sell the harvested products to industries that produce raw materials and also exported to nearby countries to generate revenue.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF MOYSINE GINGER FARMING & GINGER PROCESSING BUSINESS PLAN

MOYSINE ginger farm is an existing farm whose main objective is cultivating processing,sales and serving the best organically planted ginger’s and ginger products.

This ginger farm is owned solely by Mr. Richard is a household name in the agriculture sector of Nigeria’s economy. He is a graduate of Agricultural Economics from the prestigious University of Ibadan.

He is vast in knowledge and experience.

He has over 15 years experience as a large scale farmer and also as a farming consultant. He will be the CEO of MOYSINE Ginger Farm.

He has a team of well trained and highly passionate member who will bring excellent customer care service, operating skills, packaging skills and proficient use of technology and machinery into the ginger farming and processing industry.

Our Ginger farming and processing plant is located at Ilorin, Kwara State Nigeria.

A place known for ginger growth all over the year.

With the skills our management team and the CEO knowledge and experience, we in MOYSINE Ginger farm are sure meet our revenue goal of N 50,000,000 at the end of the second year.

VISION OF MOYSINE GINGER FARMING & GINGER PROCESSING BUSINESS PLAN

To become one out of the top five best sought after ginger farm brands in Nigeria and also aspiring to have a footstool in the global ginger business market.

OUR MISSION

GINGER PRODUCTION

Ginger production refers to the processing ginger into finished products for other purposes.

This production involves a lot of processes.

Ginger can be processed in 3 primary forms mainly:

All ginger processes always begin with these steps

Washing and sorting

This is the process whereby the ginger roots are washed and sorted to remove dirt and unwanted substance.

Ginger peeling

At this stage the ginger is usually peeled.

This can be done manually with a hand or an industrial peeling machine if you are producing large quantities of ginger.

Scraping of ginger’s back is recommended to reduce drying space, it reduces the growth and fermentation of mounds.

Bleaching the Ginger

The peeled rhizomes can be bleached to improve its appearance. Bleaching involves soaking the rhizomes in water for 3 hours after peeling and washing, then steeping in a 1.5 to 2.0 lime solution (calcium oxide) for 6 hours before draining.

Drying the Ginger

After draining the next stage is the drying process.

Ginger can be sun-dried or oven-dried; either method works effectively.

Sun-drying should take almost a week for areas with stable weather conditions, but mechanical drying is usually the best option because it’s faster.

Drying should be done at 8 to 10% moisture and should not exceed 12%.

After drying, weight loss is expected to be 60 to 70%.

Ginger Oil Distillation

For ginger oil, the ginger rhizome can be used, fresh or dried.

The oil is obtained through the process of steam distillation.

The dried rhizomes are blended to a coarse powder and loaded into a stilling machine.

Afterwards, the steam is condensed with cold water, during which process, the oil is separated from the steam water and stored.

Ginger Powder

For ginger powder processing, after drying the ginger, you can then crush the dry matter into powder and prepare it for packaging.

Ginger Extract

For ginger extracts, the drying stage is followed by a chemical process of extraction. It involves extracting from a supercritical carbon dioxide with a high level of antioxidant activity.

OUR TARGET MARKET

Food and Drink Industry

Pharmaceutical companies

Local Industry

Household consumption

Our products and services includes:

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