2015年9月18日 · The 53-year-old is a highly sought-after coconut plucker in Parra, a village in north Goa. The state has 25,000 hectares under coconut plantations and an acute shortage of pluckers. This keeps old timers like Fernandes busy through the week.

2023年9月2日 · With their tall, slender trunk and lush foliage, coconut trees in Goa are truly a sight to behold. A testimony to Goa's beautiful landscape, these coconut trees have been an integral part of the state, adding their own appeal and charm.

2016年2月2日 · In Goa, coconut palm is not a tree anymore. On January 14, the state government passed an amendment to the Goa, Daman and Diu Preservation of Trees Act, 1984, which defined the dimensions of a tree and dropped section 1-A that included the coconut palm as a tree for preservation under the Act.

The present study was conducted in South Goa district of Goa to determine the extent of adoption of improved production technology the coconut farmers. Total 120 respondents were selected from 10 villages of Sanguem taluka.

2024年9月8日 · IBRAMPUR: Goa’s rich coastal landscape, dotted with coconut plantations, has seen a decline in the care once bestowed on these trees. In the past, families would follow meticulous schedules for maintaining plantations, with an understanding that the coconut tree’s productivity was closely tied to the environment and care it received.

The arrivals of coconut in GAPLMB, Goa did not showed a particular trend but it fluctuate in months, the maximum arrivals was in the month of January (7.31 lakh nuts) and Minimum during the September (3.44 lakh nut) while highest prices was

2024年7月4日 · Severe heatwaves between March and June 2024, caused water scarcity which disrupted irrigation in coconut plantations, leading to crop wilting and low-quality coconuts. Researchers and farmers are exploring agronomic and genetic adaptation techniques such as mulching, inter-cropping, and improved irrigation methods to maintain soil moisture, to ...

2023年8月14日 · Coconut Plantations in Goa. Coconut palms are a ubiquitous sight in Goa, contributing to the state’s tropical charm. Coconut plantations not only yield coconuts for various purposes but also offer shade to other crops. Betel Leaf Cultivation. Betel leaves are an integral part of Goan culture, often used in traditional ceremonies.

Think of Goa and a coconut tree cannot be missed out of the picture. Coconut cultivation, is one of the main money earner in many villages. Apart from the coconut, the principal derivative of this ubiquitous tree is its sap “toddi” - used to distill the local liquor Feni, but other parts of the tree are put to good use, too.

A net income of Rs.1, 42,950/- is realized as additional income from the coconut plantation by way of heliconia cultivation in Goa in one year. In addition to the above income, the plantation will be maintained for 3-4 years with increased flower as well as …