Why is Drip Irrigation Recommended in Coconut Cultivation?
Drip irrigation is a method of delivering water directly to the roots of plants through a network of pipes or tubing that has small holes or emitters spaced along its length. The water is released...
Yield Improvement Tips for Coconut Cultivation
The yearly production of coconuts produced by a farm may be influenced by a variety of factors, including weather, soil quality, irrigation, pest management, and the age of the coconut trees. A ma...
Crops Suited for Intercropping in Coconut Farms
Coconut is predominantly a tropical crop that is grown in a wide variety of soil types such as laterite, some coastal sandy as well as alluvial soil. It can also grow in reclaimed soils of the mar...
Drought Management and Soil Moisture Conservation in Coconut Farming
Water is essential and of vital importance for the growth of coconut palm plants or any plant in general. Some plants usually can store ample amounts of water which can be used during the dry seas...
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in the Cultivation of Coconut
In response to the ever-increasing use of pesticides that ultimately caused crises in pest management (serious outbreaks of secondary pests and the possibility of pest resurgence following the dev...
Kernel-Based Coconut Palm Products
The coconut kernel of the coconut planting is usually from the innermost part of the coconut which is usually really high in nutritious value and found to be rich in fibre content, and various sou...