At DelaCalexo Africa, we’re committed to fostering sustainable agriculture and reforestation. Our seedling distribution process is designed to ensure healthy, high-quality seedlings reach communities and farms across the continent.

Our Step-by-Step Seedling Distribution:

1. Seed Selection & Sourcing:

   • We meticulously select seed varieties based on regional suitability, climate resilience, and agricultural or environmental goals.
   • We source seeds from reputable suppliers, ensuring genetic diversity and high germination rates.

2. Nursery Preparation:

   • Our nurseries are equipped with modern propagation facilities, including greenhouses, shade houses, and irrigation systems.
   • We prepare the nursery beds with nutrient-rich soil mixes, optimizing conditions for seedling germination and growth.

3. Seed Sowing & Germination:

   • Seeds are carefully sown at the appropriate depth and spacing to promote healthy root development and prevent overcrowding.
   • Our nursery staff monitors germination closely, providing optimal moisture, temperature, and light levels.

4. Seedling Care & Hardening:

   • Young seedlings are nurtured with regular watering, fertilizing, and pest control.
   • We gradually expose seedlings to outdoor conditions (“hardening off”) to prepare them for transplanting.

5. Quality Control & Selection:

   • Our experts inspect each seedling, ensuring they meet strict quality standards for size, vigor, and disease resistance.
   • Only the healthiest seedlings are selected for distribution.

6. Packaging & Transportation:

   • Seedlings are carefully packed in breathable materials to protect them during transport.
   • We utilize efficient logistics networks to deliver seedlings promptly to their destinations.

7. Distribution & Community Engagement:

   • We partner with local organizations, NGOs, and agricultural extension services to ensure seedlings reach the right communities.
   • We provide training and resources on proper planting and care techniques to maximize seedling survival and success.

8. Monitoring & Impact Assessment:

   • We track the growth and survival rates of distributed seedlings to assess the effectiveness of our programs.
   • We gather feedback from communities and farmers to continuously improve our seedling distribution process.