Smallholder Farmers Are Key to Making the Palm Oil Industry
| Product Name | palm oil production line |
| Production Capacity | 10-2000 tons |
| Power | as per your requirement |
| Motor Dimensions | 66*33*58 mm |
| Company Advantage | Energy Saving more effect |
| OEM Service | Yes, grain cleaning screen customized |
Most point to large corporations to solve the problem, but that’s overlooking a key actor in palm oil production
Promoting sustainable oil palm production by independent
| Use | palm oil |
| Production Capacity | 40KG/H-600KG/H |
| Dimension(L*W*H) | 1000*500*1000 mm |
| Voltage | 110V/220V/380V/415V |
| Keyword | Auto temperature |
| Discharge type | Manual top discharge |
The importance of the smallholder palm oil sector in Indonesia. Indonesia is the world’s largest producer of palm oil, responsible for 60% of global production.1 Almost 70% of Indonesian palm oil is exported, representing up to USD18 billion or 10% of the country’s total exports.2 China (18%), India (16%) and the European Union (EU) (12%
Palm Oil Smallholders in Indonesia Need Government Help, Not
| Type | palm oil production line |
| Production Capacity | 100kg/hour-900kg/hour (Customizable) |
| Voltage | Palm bean processing machinery Acorrding to your request |
| Transport Package | Standard with Wooden Pallet and Poly Film Wrapping |
| Dimension(L*W*H) | 1700*1400*1850 |
| After Warranty Service | Video technical support, No service, Online support, Spare parts, Field maintenance and repair service |
Indonesia’s smallholders say 6 hectares of oil palm is a good number
Promoting sustainable oil palm production by independent
| Raw Materail | palm |
| Production Capacity | 2~3 Ton/ 24 Hour |
| Power | 11K.W |
| Weight (KG) | 190 |
| Warranty | 12 month |
| Performance | high quality,stable |
Indonesia contributes to almost 60% of global palm oil production, making it the largest palm oil producer on the planet (Bakhtary et al., 2021; USDA, 2021). In 2018, the palm oil trade created a
Fertilizer and Oil Palm in Indonesia, Daemeter
| Type | oil production line |
| Production Capacity | Depend |
| Voltage | 380 |
| Dimension(L*W*H) | 1850X742X1500mm |
| Certification | ISO90001 |
| Cooling method | Recycling Water |
Fertilizer and Oil Palm in Indonesia. the industry and challenges for small-scale oil palm farmer applications. May 2013. Prepared for Solidaridad Network. Prepared by
Palm oil plantation and cultivation
| Type | oil production line |
| Production Capacity | 23-90Kg/h |
| Power | 79.12 kw |
| Dimension(L*W*H) | Customiz |
| Advantage | widely used highrate |
| Core Components | Pump, PLC |
Indonesia developed the Smallholder Plantation Scheme (PIR) in the early 1980s, making smallholders an important part of the national scale. Increasing smallholder yields is an important instrument for increasing local income and livelihoods. However, small-scale oil palm expansion has problems with low productivity and quality of production. Therefore, to increase their productivity
Collective action in a smallholder oil palm production system
| Oil Type | palm oil |
| Production Capacity | 5-1000T/D (Customizable) |
| Power | 610W |
| Dimension(L*W*H) | 140*60*130cm |
| Certification | COA, MSDS |
| working accessory machines | steam boiler,cooling water tower |
Jelsma et al. (2017) found that highly successful small scale palm oil co-operatives can be succinctly described and explained with Ostrom's CA principles (Jelsma et al. 2017). And most
Forest-Friendly Palm Production
| Production Capacity | 3T/D----200T/D |
| Voltage | 220V/380V for cooking extrusion machine |
| Dimension(L*W*H) | 730*430*660 |
| Machinery Color | light yellow |
| Oil Rate | Press Cake Residual<6% Pressing Machine |
| Market | indonesia |
In 2011, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), a global environmental group, launched a pilot project to help 349 Indonesian palm oil farmers reduce the environmental impact of their farms. The initiative was a first step towards ushering more than one million small-scale palm oil farmers into a new era of forest-friendly production that would help
FAQ
- QWho are palm oil smallholders in Indonesia?AA large and rapidly growing group of palm oil smallholders in Indonesia are small-scale independent farmers (in the following referred to as “independent smallholders”), who mostly remain outside sustainability initiatives in the sector. Engaging with this group of
- QCan Indonesia build a sustainable palm oil sector?AIndonesian smallholders currently supply 38 percent of palm oil production, while covering nearly half of the country’s area of oil palm plantations. Engaging with this group of smallholders is thus a crucial part of efforts to build a sustainable palm oil sector in Indonesia.
- QWhere are you? Can I visit you?ASure,welcome to you visit our factory at any time.
- QWho is responsible for palm oil production in Indonesia?AMost point to large corporations to solve the problem, but that’s overlooking a key actor in palm oil production: small farmers. “Independent smallholders,” small-scale farmers who are not linked to any particular company or mill, manage about one-quarter of Indonesia’s palm oil plantations.
- QDo Indonesian smallholder oil palm plantations yield more than corporate plantations?AIndonesian smallholder oil palm generally yield much less than corporate plantations. We analysed a smallholder oil palm production system in West Sumatra which outperformed its nucleus estate plantation, consistently producing yields far above the national average for over 25 years.
- QHow do Indonesian oil palm smallholders measure livelihood resilience?AThis study comprehensively measured the livelihood resilience of Indonesian oil palm smallholders using the Sustainable Livelihoods Approach. This approach has often been used to capture vulnerability and measure livelihood resilience to enhance development programs 30.
- QHow many RSPO certified oil palm smallholder groups are there in Indonesia?AAt the time of study, there were 31 RSPO certified independent oil palm smallholder groups in Indonesia: 24 in Sumatra and 7 in Kalimantan. According to our study, the majority (77%) of the certified groups are composed of former scheme smallholders; a minority (19%) can be categorized as non-scheme smallholders.
