Order Fresh, Premium Produce Directly from Sefapcol Farms!

Looking for healthy, farm-fresh produce? We’ve got you covered! Simply fill out the order form to get the best of our harvest delivered to you. https://forms.gle/7a98NR98H6WP4YdN7 Available Products: Spicy Habanero Peppers 🌶️ Fresh & colourful Bell Peppers 🫑 Organic Ginger Nutrient-rich Moringa High-yield Oil Palm Seedlings 🌴 Juicy Tomatoes 🍅 Locally grown Rice 🍚 …and […]

Export

At South East Farms and Agricultural Processing Company Limited (SEFAPCOL)We offer a selection of fresh, high-quality produce that is perfect for both local and export markets. Whether you’re in need of fresh goods for your community or looking to send fresh hygienic pepper to the diaspora, we are here for you. To place an order, […]

Mechanised farming

We are establishing a sustainable future for Africa by implementing advanced mechanised farming techniques in the remote region of Ukwa West, Abia State. Our innovative approach not only enhances agricultural productivity but also enriches the local ecosystem, fostering economic growth and empowering communities.

Sefapcol: Planting the Seeds of Prosperity in Nigeria’s Palm Oil Industry

Nigeria’s palm oil industry is witnessing a remarkable transformation, characterized by the substantial growth of industry leaders like Presco Plc and Okomu Oil Palm Company Plc, which boast billion-naira revenues and impressive market valuations.Amidst these corporate giants, innovative players such as Sefapcol Ltd. are laying a robust foundation for long-term national impact. With an extensive […]

Cultivating Hope: Our Mission for a Hunger-Free World Begins on the Farm

At South East Farms and Agricultural Processing Company Limited (SEFAPCOL), our unwavering commitment is to forge a hunger-free world—one farm at a time. Driven by the passionate dedication of our skilled agronomists, we are making remarkable progress toward a future where no individual has to endure the pangs of hunger.From the very first plough breaking […]

Join Our Team

About the Role Sefapcol Ltd is seeking skilled and passionate Agronomists to lead the planning, execution, and oversight of agricultural activities across our farm projects. You will play a key role in establishing high-yield demonstration farms, enhancing soil and crop health, and implementing sustainable, climate-resilient farming techniques. This role is vital to our mission of empowering farmer clusters and improving agricultural productivity in Nigeria. Key Responsibilities Farm Establishment & Crop Management Lead the setup and management of demonstration farms and greenhouses. Develop and implement agronomic best practices across a variety of crops, including oil palm, cassava, cocoa, plantain, and vegetables. Oversee land preparation, planting schedules, and crop rotation plans. Monitor crop growth stages and ensure timely interventions. Conduct regular soil testing and recommend improvement strategies. Identify and control pests and diseases using sustainable solutions. Implement water-efficient irrigation and conservation techniques. Farmer Support & Training Build the capacity of SEFAPCOL interns through practical training, tailored input selection, and seasonal crop management advice. Translate complex agronomic research into simple, actionable techniques. Train and mentor agronomist interns and field assistants on best farming practices and safety protocols. Track and report on training impact for each cohort. Input & Resource Management Provide technical guidance on the selection and safe application of seeds, fertilisers, and agrochemicals (including organic options). Collaborate with agro-dealers and extension agents to ensure timely access to quality farm inputs. Data Collection & Analysis Collect and manage field data, including yield records, soil conditions, pest infestations, and weather patterns. Submit comprehensive daily, weekly, and monthly reports on farm performance. Utilise digital tools and platforms to log data, analyse trends, and optimise practices. Sustainability & Innovation Drive adoption of climate-smart agriculture and regenerative techniques such as composting and precision farming. Contribute to innovation pilots involving mechanisation, seed trials, and optimised fertiliser application. Farmer Relationship Management Serve as a reliable liaison between Sefapcol, field staff, and rural farmers. Handle field complaints related to agricultural inputs, extension support, or crop failures with professionalism and empathy. Requirements & Qualifications B.Sc.Hnd or M.Sc. in Agronomy, Crop Science, Soil Science, Agricultural Extension, or a related field. 2–5 years of hands-on experience in farm operations or agricultural extension. Proficiency with farm management software and data collection tools. Fluency in local languages and the ability to translate agronomic terms to rural farmers is a strong advantages. Excellent interpersonal, training, and communication skills. Demonstrated passion for agriculture, innovation, and rural development. Working Conditions Frequent travel to farms and rural locations within the state and beyond. Fieldwork involves exposure to various weather and environmental conditions. Occasional travel for workshops, training, and supervision across multiple regions. Why Work With Us? At Sefapcol, we are more than a farm company — we are nurturing food security, livelihoods, and a new generation of resilient farmers. As an Agronomist, you will be at the forefront of this transformation, playing a critical role in building a future where agriculture thrives sustainably.

Job Title: Agronomy InternLocation: NigeriaCompany: Sefapcol LtdCommitment: Full-Time (Minimum 45 hours/week)Reports To: Head of Agricultural Operations Are you an Agronomy student or NYSC member in Abia, Imo, or Anambra State? Join the South East Agropark and Farms as a Graduate Intern in Agronomy! This is a 100% practical, hands-on position—you’ll be actively involved in real […]

The Value of Macademia Nuts and Oil Farming

Proactive leaders and countries think next generation. Weak and retrogressive nations and leaders are short termism in perspective and only focuses on what to consume now and tomorrow. 54 years ago, Nigeria controlled 45% of the global palm oil market. Today, over 85% of the Global Palm oil market is controlled between Indonesia and Malaysia. […]

Building Rural Economies From Palm-Farming Value Chain

As at October 1965, Nigeria controlled over 45% of the global crude palm oil value chain market . As at December 31, 2018, the global crude palm oil value size was $88billion . The global palm kernel oil market was $11.3billion . We have not yet factored in the values of the palm kernel cakes […]