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Proposal for Organic Fertilizer Project
FEASIBILITY STUDY

FOR

ORGANIC GROWERS PROJECT
(OGP)

Promoters:
Propaland worldwide ltd http://propalandworldwide.anazana.com/ Address:p.o box 664-60200-meru Kenya
Phone:+254721470951
Fax:0773003329 e-mail:mbayasnik@yahoo.com January 2012

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Executive Summary 2

Project Brief 5

Project Description 6

Situational Analysis 8

Market Analysis 12

Project Management 15

Investment 18

Implementation Schedule 18

Financial Data Appendix 1-14

FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR ORGANIC GROWERS PROJECT

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

New Organic Growers Project for Tanzania,
To Boost Farm Output, Incomes & the Economy

This Feasibility Study provides the business, economic, agronomic and financial basis of our above Project. It evaluates the soundness of our proposition to set up in meru city Kenya facilities to manufacture and distribute a new high potency natural fertilizer which our farmers can use to boost crop yields and revolutionize the agricultural sector in Kenya and economy

SKAF, or Super Kelp Agro Formula, is a unique organic fertilizer from the USA that Kenyans should use to boost crop yields and incomes. SKAF can make Kenya a food surplus nation and a major exporter of a wide range of high value agricultural products, starting next farming season.

Multiple Benefits:
SKAF offers multiple benefits for our soils, farm plants, farmers, consumers, the environment and the economy.

High Yields:
SKAF can raise crop yield per season and total agricultural output by at least 20% enabling the agricultural sector to quickly achieve and then sustain growth rates in excess of 10% per annum and thus to contribute to the GDP far beyond the current lowly 40%.

Extra Tonnage = Extra Income:

That 20% SKAF led rise in crop yields, measured against Government projections for the year 2009, translates into

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