Replanting in infected areas: the challenge of Ganoderma in Ivory Coast
The success of a plantation is not measured solely by short-term yield, but above all by the ability of the plant material to withstand phytosanitary pressures.
In Côte d’Ivoire, the situation is clear: Ganoderma is one of the main challenges facing the oil palm industry.
Key points to remember:
Ganoderma pressure
At several sites in Ivory Coast, this destructive fungus causes significant losses, lower yields, and a reduction in the lifespan of plantations.
The answer: genetics
To date, genetics are at the heart of the integrated approach to combating Ganoderma.
PalmElit offers improved seeds that are resistant to Ganoderma, a key lever for securing growers’ investments.
Why seed choice is strategic
Beyond the unit price, it is long-term profitability that makes the difference. Investing in resistant, high-performance material guarantees the sustainability of the plantation for the next 25 to 30 years.
Anticipating today means protecting tomorrow’s production.
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