How I luckily Learnt How To Process Palm Oil

in Homesteading2 years ago

Hello everyone in the great homesteading community. How are you doing? I hope your weather over there is good over,its been raining over here none stop it even ruined my garden. When I went to check this morning there was water everywhere. So grandpa came to pick me a while after he heard about the flood,he took me to his farm where they where processing palm kennel into palm oil luckily for me I met them in the process and I decided to join them and learn the process involved. I would also like to share the processes with you. Below are the pictures of how it went.

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Nice process

Good job dear friend, the making of palm oil is not an easy thing but it's a good thing to know. Thanks for sharing this lovely piece with us.

You are always welcome

Quite informative !
Thanks for sharing !

Looks like it could be fairly lucrative to know that process, as anything made fresh is so much better than anything made by processing in factories. Nice post for describing the process for making the palm oil.
It's too bad about the flooding though, it's been happening all over the world now.

Thank you
Wow I never even knew it was all over,its gonna take a while before I will be able to gain full access to my garden again because the ground isn't going to absorb much water fast it will be bit by bit which may take about 1 week or more.

Yup, it'll just take a little patience @iamphenomenal, that's all, it will drain off.

Okay then I will wait till it gets all drained up

I am glad there is an upland which is dry I can manage that for a while