It is rainy season in Gabon and there are a lot of weeds growing so we have been cleaning up the farmland regularly. In the mean time, we started to plant the seeds we imported from India in the pots.

The seeds were delivered to Gabon finally. It took more than a month to send the seeds from India to Gabon because the officials in Paris and Libreville kept the seeds for a long time. We had to call and go to the office of the local agent for so many times to ask for speeding up the process. After all, our efforts paid off and we were able to receive the seeds.

We sent the indigofera seeds to the lab in India, in order to apply for the phytosanitary certificate by the Indian government, After weeks, we received the certificate. Then we shipped the seeds to Libreville, Gabon. Now we are waiting for the seeds to arrive. In the mean time, we have hired a farmer to clean up the farm land.

We have started the process to import the seeds of indigofera tinctoria from India. The seeds were already sent to the lab and they are now been examined to get phytosanitary certificate. In the mean time, we have been cleaning up the farm land in Gabon to be ready for the seeding. We also know who will be in charge of the cultivation. He is a professional local farmer who lives near to the farm land.

We found a suitable farm land to grow indigo plants in Libreville, the capital city of Gabon. Now we start preparing for the cultivation.

Yes, there is. We have found a good candidate site for our farming land recently. If we decided to do the farming there, we may need more ADAs than the usual monthly payment, in order to start farming. I will ask you again officially if that happens.

We started to look for the suitable farm land in Gabon to grow indigofera and the person in charge of the actual cultivation. At the same time, we are now choosing the best seeds to grow there.

We try our best to achieve the goal of our project.