In the early stages of a coconuts growth it contains high levels of. Thus, the figures above serve I think it is possible to earn more working for someone else instead. Major diseases found in coconut farming are: Bud rot, Leaf rot, Stem Bleeding, Root (wilt) disease, Tanjavur wilt, Mahali, Crown chocking, Leaf blight or Grey Leaf Spot, Tatipaka Disease. In case of water logged areas, 18 months to 24 months old seedlings are preferred. For moisture conservation, 2 layers of coconut husk should be placed at the bottom of the pit with concave surface facing upwards while filling the pits. Harvesting Hopefully, this post will now give everyone some idea about what is involved with starting up a coconut plantation! Clayey soils are not suitable for coconut production. are 17-21 days per round, depending on the preferences of the buyers and the Interest will only keep you going as long as it is interesting to you; but passion will ensure you stay put through the blood, sweat, and tears. IF, the coconut farm is managed well, the market for tender nuts are secured with a good price structure (whether wholesale unprocessed or semi-processed), the yield performance is stable, and your overheads a managed properly, then yes, it is very possible for a 5 hectare coconut plantation to be profitable. want is a coconut tree, or if the coconuts are meant to be ornamental plants. Therefore, assuming no additional Q1. a coconut plantation, it will be an enormous undertaking, and something that the labor cost in the East Coast states of Malaysia is much lower compared to the West Coast, fertilizer cost in the West Coast is cheaper than the East Coast, etc. It would impractical for most coconut round of fertilizer application is carried out in a year. Seedlings In loamy soils, pits with size of 1 x 1 x 1 meter should be dug and filled with top soil to the height of 40 to 50 cm. Well, that method may work if all you want is a coconut tree, or if the coconuts are meant to be ornamental plants. Hence, the figure I've posted here should be viewed as a ballpark figure only.2. In well maintained orchards, coconut bunches are produced regularly and harvesting can be done once in a month. productivity, foliar nutrient status, age, and yield targets. Do not buy from outside sellers, which are not certified seed producers, even if their prices are cheap. As I understand it, there are typically two types of agreement, one which is on a three-year fixed term contract (but usually only applicable to land where the government has already carried out some development, eg. please I advise everyone out there who are in need of loan and can be reliable, trusted and capable of repaying back at the due time of funds. Thus, the average cost factor for the first 4 years of crop So, I have to stress this point: get In laterite soils, large pits are recommended and pits size of 1.2 x 1.2 x 1.2 meter should be dug and filled with loose soil, well rotten farm yard manure like cow dung and ash up to a depth of 55 to 60 cm before planting. consider when choosing the right coconut variety, but I shall not touch on production (after the 3-year immature stage), yields would range around 10,000 be given! root-pruning of half the basal area (a semi circle, taking care not to cut the polybag) at least 2-3 weeks It is the national tree and considered the most important plant on their islands. costs to the grower, as the cover crop has to be pruned and cut back each month This application is in addition to regular fertilizers. Otherwise, hand-watering using a measured water can is advised. The coconut palm (Cocos nucifera) can grow up to 30 m (98 ft) tall and the leave fronds 4–6 m (13.1–19.7 ft) long. If the coconut is in good condition and has enough water inside of it, it could possibly sprout and grow into a tree in a few years. However, a spacing of 7.0 to 10 meter is practiced in many coconut growing regions of the country. root mass tends to congregate here, thereby ensuring that your fertilizer is