Oil Palm- Life Stages

8/3/2019 Oil Palm- Life Stages

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Oil Palm Plantations(A scheme under RKVY)


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Nursery Management

By concerned company


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Commercially used Hybrid variety- Tenera

XDura Pisifera

Tenera


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Imported Sprouts (packaging)

Seed treatment


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1/ jpUr;rp khtl;lk; ? jpUthrp fpuhkk;

Kjy; epiy. ,uz;lhk; epiy ehw;w';fhy;

2/ bguk;gYhh; khtl;lk; ? Jiwk'; yk;

2k;; epiy ehw;w';fhy;

Packaged Sprouts


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3/ bguk;gYhh; khtl;lk; ? thuzthrp

4/ bguk;gYhh; khtl;lk; ? Ttj;Jhh;

2k;; epiy

ehw;w';fhy;

2k;; epiy ehw;w';fhy;


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5/ j";ir khtl;lk; ? tpshh;

2k;; epiy

ehw;w';fhy;

6/ jpUthU:h; khtl;lk; ? fUntyp

2k;; epiy

ehw;w';fhy;


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Radicle

Plumule


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Small Polybags filled with soil,

ready to be planted


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Planting of Sprouts in nurseries


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Primary nursery

Secondary Nursery


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Company maintains the seedlings in Nursery and provide Ready to plantSaplings to Farmers


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Trees at the transplanting /picking stage


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Sapling suitable for transplanting


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Extension Activities

Carried out by concerned Company


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Agricultural Exhibitions/ Melava

TV shows

Boards at selected ideal plots


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Farmer tours andmeetings


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Demonstrations

Field Day


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Development and management

of Garden


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Company staff helps inPreparing Spacing layout forplanting Palm

Bringing seedlings fromNursery


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Triangular layout for planting Palm

7 . 6

m

9 m.


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Breaking the poly bag exactly

before transplanting


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Holding the base of the sapling at the time of planting (do not hold it upright)

Method of planting


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Transplanted sapling


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Newly planted gardens


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Triangle system of planting Spacing 30 ft X 30 ft Plant population- 57 plants/acre


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Terraced planting


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Ideal Loop system inDrip layout


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Ideal Basin around the trunk


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FYM applied in basin area

Fertilizer application in basin


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Flower buds on young Palm


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AblationUndeveloped Male flower

Undeveloped Femaleflower


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Male flowers

Femaleflowers

Partially developed fruits


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Weevils responsible for pollination of Palm inflorescence


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Drip irrigation system

gardens aged above 12 years


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Yield during peak season

Mr. Nadgauda (Belgaum): owns theHighest yielding plot in 4 th year


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Harvesting fruits from a tall Palm tree


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Harvesting done in a tall Palm tree


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Harvesting of fruits

Sicklesattachedwith light weight poles, usedforharvesting


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collection and loading of harvested fruits


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Harvested produce being weighed at weighbridge


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Loading-unloading at Collectioncenters in

Andhra Pradesh

Weighment receipt fromCollection centre


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Cauveri Palm Oil Limited-Tamilnadu

Plant Crushing Capacity 2.5 tonnes of fresh fruit bunches/ hour


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Bringing fruits to factory site

Andhra factory

Goa factory

Plant Crushing Capacity 2.5 tonnes of fresh fruit

bunches/ hour

Plant Crushing Capacity 45 tonnes of fresh fruit

bunches/ hour


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