Alphonso Mango Farming
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Plant Price                            100 Rs / Plant

 

Moq                                             900 Plant

 

Plant Duration                            20 Year's

 

Initial Investment                      Rs.2,02,000/-

 

Income in 5 Year's                    Rs.2,226,850/-

 

Plant Details:

 

Plant Height                              2-2.5ft

 

Packaging Type                        Poly Bag

 

Delivery Time                          7 Day's

 

Plants Spacing:

 

Row To Row                              10 ft

 

Plant To Plant                            12 ft

 

Objectives Of Contract Farming

 

  1. Supplying planting material
  2. Guiding for the production of crops
  3. Facilitate bank loan
  4. Assured buyback agreement
  5. buyback rate can be changed accorrding to the location.

Plantation TimeFeb, March, April, June, July, Aug, Sep, Oct.


Grade A –  122 Rs/kg

Features

For harvesting, mango endocarp should be matured. The shape of the fruit should be normal. Each fruit should be above 200 Gram. The virus should be 0% and there should be no spots.

Grade B – 82 Rs/kg

Features

For harvesting, mango endocarp should be matured. Each fruit weight Should be 150 Gram. Stain spots should not be more than 10%, the fruit disease Should be 0%.

Grade C – 22 Rs/kg

Features

For harvesting, mango endocarp should be matured. Disease-free and edible.

Soil & Climate Condition For Alphonso Mango Contract Farming:-

Mango is well adapted to tropical and sub-tropical climates. It thrives well in almost all the regions of the country but cannot be grown commercially in areas above 600 m. It cannot stand severe frost, especially when the tree is young. High temperature by itself is not so injurious to mango, but in combination with low humidity and high winds, it affects the tree adversely.

Mango varieties usually thrive well in places with rainfall in the range of 75-375 cm. /annum and dry season. The distribution of rainfall is more important than its amount. Dry weather before blossoming is conducive to profuse flowering. Rain during flowering is detrimental to the crop as it interferes with pollination. However, rain during fruit development is good but heavy rains cause damage to ripening fruits. Strong winds and cyclones during the fruiting season can play havoc as they cause excessive fruit drop.