Palm Plantation

PROPOSED LAND AREA	: 1920- ACRES
WORKINGS WITH	: MYANMAR PERENNIAL ENTERPRISE
PLANTED ALREADY	: PALM OIL 400-ACRES-(AT BOTE CHAN)
	: PALM OIL 500 ACRES (AT MAW TAUNG)
LOCATION	: PA-LAW & MAW TAUNG REGIONS
AVERAGE RAINFALL	: 209.05 inch (1985-2010)
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE	: 31.5. Ć (high) & 22.0. Ć (low)
PALM OIL PLANT PER ACRE	: 56- PLANTS
KIND OF PALM OIL SEED	: TENERA
KIND OF PRODUCTION	: CRUDE PALM OIL
FUTURE PLANNING	: LONG TERM COOPERATION IS WELCOME FOR ACQUIRING LANDS FOR PALM OIL PLANTATION AND SEP UP AN OIL REFINERY.

Oil Palm Basic Facts

Average Height Increment (present palms)	60 cm / year
Truck Diameter	60 cm
No. of fronds produced per year	24
Average Length of fronds	3-4m
Leaf color	Green
Color of ripe fruit	Usually yellowish red (there are also other colors)
Nursery Period	12-18 months
Harvesting	30 months after field planting
Harvesting Cycle	2-3 weeks
No. of Bunches produced per palm	10-15 per year
Average weight of bunch	10-20 kg
No. of fruits per bunch	1000-3000
Shape of bunch	round or oval
Fruit size (l x b)	5cm x 2cm
Fruit weight	10g
Kernel content	3-8% per fruit
Oil extraction rate	20%
Palm oil yield	1.6 tones/ acre / year
Planting density	56 Palms/ acre
Economic lifespan	20-30 years

PROPOSED LAND AREA	: Over 10,000- ACRES
WORKINGS WITH	: MYANMAR PERENNIAL ENTERPRISE
PLANTED ALREADY	: RUBBER 500-ACRES (AT BOTE CHAN)
LOCATION	: PA-LAW TOWNSHIP
AVERAGE RAINFALL	: 209.05 inch (1985-2010)
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE	: 31.5. Ć (high) & 22.0. Ć (low)
RUBBER PLANT PER ACRE	: 220- PLANTS
KIND OF RUBBER TREE	: GT-1& RI-60

LOCATION	: BOTE CHAN, PALAW TOWNSHIP
FACTORY BUILDING	: L 116’ X W 67’ X H 20’
DRYING ROOM	: 5-NOS, L 16’ X W 10’ X H 16’
DRYING RATE	: 2,000 POUNDS/ROOM/TIME
FURNACE SYSTEM	: USING FIRE WOOD
TEMPERATURE	: 40’ C -80’ C
MACHINERY	: ONE HONDA ENGINE G-200 & PRESSING MACHING 1-SET
RUBBER GUM TANK	: 6 NOS
AGENT	: FORMIC ACID
KIND OF RUBBER SAP	: GT-1 & RI-60
KIND OF PRODUCTION	: GRADE-1 RUBBER SHEET
STANDARD OF RUBBER	: PLASTICITY INITIAL VALUE, PLASTICITY RETENTION INDEX, ASH, NITROGEN, VOLATILE MATTER, DIRT ARE MET WITH INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS.