Palm kernel nuts is a byproduct of palm oil production that has been sadly overlooked.

Usually once palm oil has been milled, the chaff and uncracked palm kernel are usually left out.
They can accumulate for days, weeks, months or years, thus why some of you find them scattered all over the place in the village.
Training details
Our Palm Kernel Nut training, focuses on showing you what you can do about it and how you can get started in the business of palm Kernel supply
Our one on one online training via zoom or WhatsApp will provide you the following information
What you need to get started in the business.
- Funds required.
- How to source kernel for your supply.
- Your tools of the trade.
- What to look out for when buying kernel.
- How to prepare your supply.
- How to navigate the logistics of making a supply
- Who to make your supply to
Bonus
- We will also provide you with a list of companies and private buyers you can reach out to today to start your supply.
- Training cost N50,000
Please click the button below to get more details on training cost and scheduling
Below are some feedback from our previous trainees

Highlights: Palm Kernel Nut Production Training
Great to be hear I look forward to be part of this great Empire
I am a prospective supplier of palm kernel. How do I attended your training for the above mentioned products
Hi Smith, Please be on the look out for the next training coming up this month. You will get a mail with the details for it shortly
Thank u so much. Am waiting for the date
Hello Mr Smith
The Next Training is holding in Ife on the 28-29th of July.
Focus is on in field Palm Oil Production and Processing
Brian
Thank you . how do I book book for the training and the cost
Good day..am interested in palm kernel nut production training… how can i attend?
The video is interesting…thnks a lot Sir
Good day, I am interested in this training to enable me define which area best to involve myself seeing that it is a very vast business.
Please can I get more information on how to enroll and attend your training.
Thanks.
Mr Gideon
I found this to be very insightful and helpful for anyone who needs to understand how oil flows between the idea of it as a resource and its potential as export.