Why Millettia Green Oil?

The Undisputed Green Oil Producing Crop of the Future

Millettia Pinnata is a superior, more sustainable Green Oil producing species.

Here’s why:

  • Carbon benefits. Millettia grows into a large tree with a 10-metre taproot, creating a huge carbon sink
  • Resilience. Millettia is resistant to a wide range of adverse climatic conditions: drought, light frost, water logging, moisture stress and salinity
  • Tolerance. Millettia does not require prime arable land otherwise used for food production
  • Water and nutrients. Millettia is a nitrogen fixing leguminous tree that can source water and nutrients deep into in the subsoil
  • Carbon credits. Millettia’s carbon -fixing qualities qualify the tree for carbon credits
  • High oil content. With high oil content per seed (40-50%), Millettia easily surpasses the oil yield of other oil crops such as palm oil and Jatropha
  • Long-term yield. The oil yield in a Millettia plantation continues to increase for 15 years
  • Long life-span. Millettia has a lifespan of 100 years with a productive oil seed lifespan of 75 years
  • Low maintenance. Mechanical equipment, minimal irrigation and a reduced need for expensive fertilizer
  • Huge yield potential. At maturity, Millettia trees regularly produce 800 – 1,000kgs of seed, per tree, every year
  • Flexibility. Millettia thrives in temperatures from zero degrees Celsius, right up to 50 degrees Celsius
  • Environmental friendly. Intensive Millettia crops sequestrate more than 50 tonnes of CO2 per hectare, per year
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