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Would you be able to share the thought process of selecting the plants / fruit trees etc so that others can learn from it?
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For Mango, I shortlisted between Himampasand and Alphonso which are popular table fruits and command good rates in the market. For banana, I chose Jain irrigation Tissue Culture banana. I have visited their facilities and seen multiple private farms in my area. I was impressed with the bunch size I saw.
For Melia dubia, I bought some saplings from a nursery in Erode last year and planted in my garden. After 6 months, with minimal water (and no manure), the trees are already 10+ feet.
The take away is that you need to visit and choose estb nurseries and check out their client's farms. It will also be helpful to talk to as many progressive farmers as possible. You should also spread your risk by choosing multiple suppliers.
If you have any specific questions, feel free to mail me at saverafarms@gmail.com
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hey hi Johri!! first of all gr8 pics bro...i can now visualize the ground zero...specially liked the idea of rain water harvesting and the way it has been effectively channelized. Do keep putting up the recent developments over the place and ya..dont miss on the gr8 pics...look forward to read more about the new small projects being implemented and surely long for a pit stop at your lovely aboard....kudos!!
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