Precision Farming

COCONUT
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Coconut, Cocos nucifera is a monocot with large Inflorescence Development
crown of fronds and fruits and inflorescence. Coconut
Male flower
is an integral part of daily diet in many of the tropical
countries. It is one of the most important oil-yielding Male flowers open first, within 15 days of opening of
crops of the world grown in more than 80 countries of the inflorescence
the tropics. Widely acknowledged as a multipurpose Male phase (the period between the opening of the
tree, it provides nutritious food and refreshing drink, oil first male flower and the last male flower) lasts about
for edible and non-edible purposes, fibre, cooking fuel 10-22 days
and thatching material for the rural masses, timber and  In tall varieties, male flowers are shed before the
shell of commercial value and a variety of other products; female flowers become receptive
every part of this tree is utilized.  In dwarf varieties, male and female phases overlap
In India coconut is grown over 1.9 million ha, third highest each other.
in the world with an average yield of 7800 nut/ha which is
Female flower
the highest productivity in the world.
Compared to male flowers, the number of female
Parts of an adult Palm flowers is very less
Trunk Female phase lasts for 4-10 days; a female flower
remains receptive for 1-3 days
Diameter- About 30 cm. Thickness depends on the vigour
of the palm and the variety The receptivity of a female flower is judged by the
presence of nectar on it.
Height- Tall varieties grow to a height of 20-25 m
Root- Roots are produced from the base of the palm Nut Development
called the bole.  A female flower after pollination and fertilization
develops into a nut
Root System
A fertilized female flower takes about 11-12 months to
Coconut has an adventitious root system.
develop into a mature nut
In an adult palm, 4000-7000 or more roots may be
 Pollination is the deposition of the pollen (male
present.
gamete) from a male flower on the stigma of the
The laterals and tips of the primaries constitute the female flower
bulk of the feeder roots.
 Fertilization is the fusion of the male gamete with
The roots which grow vertically downward are female gamete
supposed to be 'water roots'.
Roots have small protrusions called pneumatophores Climate
which act as 'breathing organs' for the exchange of Coconut is a tropical crop. It is not affected by day length
gases. variations.
In basin-fertilized palms, roots are absent in the Rainfall- 1000-3000 mm per year. Prefers evenly
surface 25 cm soil layer. distributed rainfall
Over 80 % of the active roots lie in the soil cylinder of
Temperature- Optimum 27°C with a diurnal variation
2m radius around the palm.
of 6-7 0C Cold spells are more limiting than high
Under unfavourable conditions, root mattings develop temperatures.
at the base of the palm.
Light- Coconut palm requires maximum sunlight.
Leaf Altitude- Up to 600 m above mean sea level. If
Length- 4.5-6.0 m temperature remains favourable, the palm grows
Number of leaflets on a frond- 200-250 well up to an altitude of 800 m. The limiting factor
Rate of production- Number of leaves; approximately, determining the maximun altitude at which coconut
one leaf per month; 30-40 on a healthy palm can grow is temperature.
Leaves are arranged in the crown in whorls Humidity- Needs warm and humid conditions
Inflorescence Soils
Rate of production - One in each leaf axil. Coconut palm tolerates a wide range of soil conditions.
Nut It is particularly adapted to the coastal light sandy and
Nuts are produced in bunches; the shape, size, colour sandy loam type soils. Coconuts also thrive well in laterite
and weight of the nut vary with the variety. soils. Laterite soils usually have hard pan and therefore
soil should be selected where the hard substratum is
Nut has an outer fibrous husk inside which exist the at least 1m deep. Periodical addition of lime to release
kernel protected by a hard shell. the fixed P is also essential. The alluvial soils are also
Nut contains sweet water inside very good for coconut growth. It is highly porous, loose,
and well drained. Highly clayey soils are not suitable for
coconut.
Coconut Varieties - Table 1 : Varieties and their economic characters
COCONUT VARIETIES
Annual Yield Copra /nut Copra / No of nuts Oil
(Nuts / tree) (g) palm/yr to produce Content
(kg) 1 t Copra (%)
TALL West Coast Tall (WCT) 67 180 12 5560 72
Chandrakalpa (Lakshadeep Ordinary) 93 194 18 5160 72
Andaman Ordinary 69 186 13 5380 66
DWARF Chowghat Green Dwarf (CGD) 41 125 73
Chowghat Orange Dwarf (COD) 47 163 66
Malayan Yellow Dwarf (MYD) 68 130 68
Gangabondam 60 189 68
HYBRIDS Lakshaganga 108 195 21 5130 69
Anandaganga 95 216 20 4630 68
Kerashree 112 216 24 4630 66
Kerashankra 108 187 20 5350 68
Keraganga 100 201 20 4980 69
Chandralaksha 109 195 21 5130 68
Chandrashankara 116 215 25 4650 68
Veppamkulam Hybrid -1 98 135 13 7400 70
Veppamkulam Hybrid -2 107 152 16 6580 69
Kerasowbhagyia 116 196 23 5100 65
There are several private Coconut breeders who have either selected varieties or produced hybrids with high yield
(nuts per tree) or Oil content (%). The information about these private bred varieties are not available in public domain.

NURSERY Select light-textured soil and well drained areas for

Coconut palm is a perennial crop with a life-span of over planting the nursery. The area should have adequate but
70 years. It takes about 6-10 years to flower and another 5 not too much shade. Prepare beds of 1.5 m width and
years for yield stabilisation. If the quality of the seedlings of convenient length. The beds must be spaced 75 cm
used for planting is poor, the plantation will be producing apart. Treat the beds with Aldrin 10% dust at the rate of
low yield and less returns. 12g per m² to guard against termites. Sandy soils are
preferred for Nursery planting. If drainage is poor, prepare
Seed nut selection raised beds.
Nut must be of medium size and oblong shape. Take trenches of 25 to 30 cm deep on the seedbed. Sow
Husked nut should weigh not less than 600 g the seed nuts vertically with the stalk-end up. Space the
The copra content should be 150 g or more seed nuts 30 cm apart within the row and between rows
of trenches. Cover the nuts with soil so that the upper
Nut without water inside should be avoided
portion of the husk alone is visible. Nursery raising is done
Nut with rotten kernel must be rejected. generally along with the onset of monsoon. (by June first
Locate good mother palm for seed nut; the characters week). Nursery is protected by fencing and irrigated with
of good mother palm are; sprinkler system.
Must be 20 years of age or more but not senile Provide periodically fugal control by spraying 1%
Yields 80 or more nuts per annum Bordeaux mixture.
Has 30-40 fully opened leaves in the crown
Has strong petioles and wide leaf base
Has leaves firmly attached to the stem
Bears nuts of medium size and oblong shape
Carries at least 12 bunches of nuts
Has strong bunch stalks
Has nuts weighing not less than 600 g per nut
Has nuts producing 150 g or more copra per nut
Seed nuts are collected at 11-12 month growth from
trees during February – May period. Harvest the seed
nut bunch carefully and lower the bunch carefully
after harvest so that nuts won’t hit the ground and get
damaged.
 Drip Layout for Coconut

Lateral 4x8 lph

20’
Lateral 4x8 lph

20’

Field Planting About 70% of total roots and 65% of fine roots are
Coconut nurseries are generally raised in situ in the farm found within a radius of 1 m from the stem. Therefore
or seedlings are obtained from commercial nurseries. the placement of drippers are critical.
Similarly moisture should be maintained to a depth of
Spacing 1m of soil to provide moisture at 75% availability.
In monoculture, the distance to be adopted vary with the In the coconut growing tract of the West coast a dry
nature of the variety. spell is generally observed for 4-6 months (December
For Tall varieties- 9 m x 9 m (125 trees/ha) is recommended to May).
for dry areas and 8.2 m x 8.2 m (149 trees /ha) for coastal Similarly, in other parts irrigation is necessary during
region. non-monsoon periods.
For Dwarf and Hybrids-7.5 mx 7.5 m (178 trees/ha) is During this period irrigation is essential to maintain
recommended for dry areas and 7 m x 7 m (204 trees/ growth and productivity.
ha) for coastal region. Drip method of irrigation is most suitable for Coconut.
The row should be North – South orientation to avail Fertigation is also possible through the drip system.
maximum sunlight.
In case of planned inter-cropping or multitier cropping
the spacing should be more (9 to 12 m) to enable light
penetration to the lower storey.

Planting
Prepare the land by ploughing and harrowing
Take Pits of 1 m³ at the spacing determined before
hand.
Fill the pits with green manure, FYM, or compost, and
top soil. Insert the seedling at the centre of the pit and
pus the soil compost mixture around the base.
The seedlings should be placed at least 45 cm deep in
the mixture in the pit.
Apply Carbaryl 10% dust as guard against termite.
In dry regions, provide partial shade to the newly
planted seedlings.

Irrigation management
Coconut root system is very special and it has a
specific bearing on the water relations and irrigation
management.
Root distribution zone of coconut is found to increase
with the enlargement of the fertilizer area around the
trunk.
 Layout for Coconut Drip Loop

Water requirement Table 3. Fertilizer doses for Coconut##

The peak water requirement of Coconut has been Fertilizer recommendation for Coconut
determined by several research agencies. It ranges N P K g/ OM
from 80 l/tree/day to 120 l/tree/day depending upon the g/tree g/tree tree
location.However; research trials at CPCRI, Kasargod Planting in May Apply before
indicated that drip irrigation at a rate of 32 l/ tree/day (66 yr1 12.5 t/ha
June planting
% Eo) was comparable to 100% Eo under basin irrigation
yr1 50 40 135 Sep -Oct
purely from the point of water saving.
yr2 50 40 135 25 kg/tree Jun-Jul
Table 2. Water requirement# of coconut Palm
(4 year plus) 110 80 270 25 kg/tree Sep-Oct
yr3 110 80 270 25 kg/tree Jun-Jul
Water requirement
Month 220 160 540 25 kg/tree Sep -Oct
mm/day Lt/plant/day
June 2.99-3.56 39-46 yr4 170 120 400 25kg/tree Jun-Jul
plus 330 200 800 25 kg/tree Sep-Oct
July 2.46-3.12 32-40
Lime application for Coastal area
August 2.39-3.25 31-42
2 kg/tree per year up to 15 year
September 2.67-3.01 35-39 4 kg/tree per year after 15 yrs
October 2.33-2.79 30-36 lime should be incorporated 15 days prior to fertilizer
November 2.27-2.64 29-34 application in September
## Coconut Board.
December 1.96-2.46 25-32
January 2.37-2.70 31-35 Fertigation schedule
February 2.89-3.17 37-41 The schedule for perennials are very terse and different
from year to year.
March 4.55-4.98 59-65
Year 1 palm
April 4.98-5.64 65-73
Phosphate ; SSP 250 g/tree as soil application
May 5.07-6.01 66-78
Apply 250 g SSP in the form of a ring around the tree 50
# WR is a function of the Evaporation of the location. This cm away from plant and 15 cm deep in September first
table is only of an indicative nature. Actual WR is to be week.
estimated for your location.
Fertigation of Urea and Potash
Fertigation Rate g/
fert type Fertig rate Duration
The optimum fertilizer requirement of coconut varies in tree
different regions based on soil type and other factors. 20 g/tree/ Sept 1wk 6
The recommendations of each State University varies Urea 110 g
wk to Oct 2wk doses
accordingly.
40 g/tree/ Sept 1wk 6
MOP 225 g
wk to Oct 2wk doses
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Water is not the only need of the plant. To uptake this water efficiently, it requires proper air-water balance within the root
zone. Drip irrigation, with its low application rate, prevents the saturation of water within the root zone and continuously
maintains field capacity. This provides a favorable condition for the growth of the plant. Drip irrigation also helps to use fer-
tilizer efficiently. With drip irrigation water can be provided at frequent intervals which helps maintain required soil moisture
level within the vicinity of the plant roots. Jain is the pioneer of drip irrigation. Ours is the only company in the world, which
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Characteristics of drip irrigation

1) Water is applied at a low rate to maintain optimum
air-water balance within the root zone.
2) Water is applied over a long period of time.
3) Water is applied to the plant and not to the land.
4) Water is applied at frequent intervals.
5) Water is applied via a low pressure network.

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 Benefits of Drip Irrigation
Drip irrigation saves water, energy and labour and results
in higher water use efficiency (WUE).
In an experimental trial conducted in the command area
of Kuttiyadi Irrigation project in Kozhikode, Kerala 67 %
water saving was found.
Yield of nuts under drip method at 30 l/tree/day was
found to be equal with basin irrigation at 600l/tree/day.
Other studies on drip irrigation in Coconut has shown
yield increase up to 30% along with a water saving of 70%.
Drip irrigation and mulching together is more beneficial to
coconuts. A study on soil moisture in coconut plantation
showed that available soil moisture under drip with mulch
was higher by 22 to 29% compared to drip without mulch.
Thus mulching with coconut husks, coir dust and dried
coconut fronds on drip plots are becoming the best water
conservation technology in coconut gardens.

Year 2 palm Fertigation Of Urea and Potash

50:40:135 g/tree in June-July Fert Rate Fertigation Duration
Phosphate ; SSP 250 g/tree type g/tree rate
Apply 250 g SSP in the form of a ring around the tree 50 30 June 1 wk to
Urea 239 g 8 doses
cm away from plant and 15 cm deep in June first week. g/tree/wk July 4 wk
110:80:270 g/tree in September -October 56 June 1 wk to
Phosphate ; SSP 500 g/tree MOP 450 g 8 doses
g/tree/wk July 4 wk
Apply 500 g SSP in the form of a ring around the tree 50 60 Sept 1wk to
cm away from plant and 15 cm deep in September first Urea 478 g 8 doses
g/tree /week Oct 4wk
Week.
112 Sept 1wk to
Fertigation of Urea and Potash MOP 900 g 8 doses
g/tree/week Oct 4wk
Fert Rate Fertigation Duration Yr4 palm
type g/tree rate
170:120:400 g/tree in June_ July.
Urea 110 g 14 g/tree/wk June 1 wk to 8 doses
July 4 wk 330:200:800 g/tree in September - October.
MOP 225 g 28 g/tree/wk June 1 wk to 8 doses 170:120:400 g/tree in June_ July.
July 4 wk FERTIGATION OF N , P and K
Urea 239 g 30 g/tree/wk Sept 1wk to 8 doses
Oct 4wk Fert type Rate Fertigation Duration
MOP 450 g 56 g/tree/wk Sept 1wk to 8 doses g/tree rate
Oct 4wk Ammo. 810 g/ 27 g/tree/ June 1wk 30
sulphate tree 2 days to July 4 wk doses
Yr 3 palm
110:80:270 g/tree in June July Phosphoric 200 g/ 6.7 g/tree/ June 1wk 30
Phosphate ; SSP 500 g/tree acid tree 2 days to July 4 wk doses

Apply 500 g SSP in the form of a ring around the tree 665 g/ 22.2 g/tree/ June 1wk 30
MOP
50 cm away from trunk and 15 cm deep in first week of tree 2 days to July 4 wk doses
June Ammo 1571 52 g/tree/ Sept 1 wk 30
220:160:540 g/tree in September – October sulphate g/tree 2 days to Oct 4 wk doses
Phosphate ; SSP 1000 g/tree Phosphoric 333 g/ 11.1 g/tree/ Sept 1 wk 30
Apply 1000 g/tree of SSP in the form of a ring around Acid tree 2 days to Oct 4 wk doses
the tree 50 cm away from the trunk and 15 cm deep. 1333 44.4 g/tree/ Sept 1 wk 30
MOP
500 g/tree in 1st week of September and 500 g/tree in g/tree 2 days to Oct 4 wk doses
Last week of October
Secondary and Micronutrients
Secondary nutrients like Mg is essential in acid soils
where 500 g MgO is recommended per tree per year.
Micronutrient borax at 50g/tree/year is recommended
wherever crown choking occurs.
In coastal areas lime application of 2kg/tree for trees
up to 15 years and 4 kg/tree for plus 15 years is also
recommended.

Multitier cropping
Coconut gardens are generally planted with several
intercrops.
Similarly mutiple cropping and muti tier cropping is
also practised in coconut gardens.
Red palm weevil
Irrigation and fertilizer management practices should
take care of the partner crops also for increasing Holes on the trunk with
productivity of these cropping systems. Brownish ooze, Yellowing
inner leaves; wilting of central
shoot
COCONUT INSECT PESTS AND
Application of Carbaryl 50%
MANAGEMENT WSP solution; 1500 ml/palm
Name of the Insect (40 g in 10 liter water) after
opening the hole at the site of entrance of the grub.
Rhinoceros Beetle
Central spindle appears cut/
toppled/Holes with chewed
fibre sticking out at the base
of the spindle
Remove adult beetles from
the infected fronds with a
pointed curved hook. Fill the
holes with Carbaryl and fine sand 1: 1 mixture.
Treat the breeding ground/fym pits in the farm with 10%
Carbaryl 250 g/ 3 m³ volume.

Root grub
Leaves turn yellow; Immature
nut shedding. Grubs get
exposed at the base of the
tree. Apply Phorate 10G
at the rate of 25 kg/ha one
month after peak adult
emergence.

Black Headed Caterpillar

Dried patches on leaflets of
lower leaves. Galleries of silk
and Floss underside of leaf-
lets.
Remove affected leaflets
and burn them, spray young
palms with 40 g Carbaryl in
10 liter water ratio.
Release larval parasite (Perisierola or Bracon) at regular
intervels; 10-12 parasites per palm
DISEASE AND THEIR MANAGEMENT Leaf Spot
Stem bleeding Dark rectangular necrotic
spot with yellow border;
the centre of the spot is
grey.
Copper Oxy chloride
30 g/10 liter water ; Or
Mancozeb 20 g/10 liter
water or Chlorothalonil 20
g.
Spray as soon the disease is noticed.
Gummy pinkish or reddish liquid ooze from the cracks Nut drop
on the trunk
Shedding of Buttons and nuts at all stages.Stalk end of
Calaxin 20 g/10 liter water or Bordeaux paste 1 kg/10 buttons brown and soft
liter water, -root feeding. Scrap the affected part till the
Copper Oxy chloride 30 g/10 liter water ; Or Mancozeb 20
healthy pat is exposed. Apply paste on the affected area.
g/10 liter water or Chlorothalonil 20 g.
Bud rot Spray as soon the disease is noticed.
Petiole end rot/Frond break
Dark chocolate brown
irregular circular or
elongated lesions on
the adaxial surface of
petioles.
Breaking of people at the
distal end. Broken dry
fronds hang down
Tender leaves and central shoot droop; leaves become Copper Oxy chloride
pale; central unopened shoot dries and comes out with 30 g/10 liter water ; Or Mancozeb 20 g/10 liter water
slight pull. or Chlorothalonil 20 g.Spray as soon the disease is
Bordeaux mixture 1% spray the plants; carefully pull up / noticed.
cut the top leaf portion; clear the rotten tissue and drench
the crown with the chemical solution.
Dos Frequently asked questions (FAQ's)
Ensure good drainage in the field. 1) Does coconut require irrigation?
Adopt drip irrigation for irrigation. - Coconut requires irrigation during the dry non
Compulsorily apply organic manure (FYM or monsoon periods for higher productivity.
Compost)@ 25 kg/tree/yr.
2) Whether the meagre quantity of water supplied
Irrigate with drip strictly following the schedule given through drip irrigation is enough?
by the engineer.
- Irrigation rate in Drip method is estimated based on
Follow the drip system maintenance schedule given the Evapotranspiration of the location and therefore it
by the engineer. is enough. With conventional flood / channel irrigation
Compulsorily weed/ intercultivate, timely operation water completely replaces the air in root zone thereby
helps in coconut growth. suffocating the plant. The last few days of the irrigation
Follow fertigation schedule as given by the engineer. cycle the crop also suffers from water stress. The
periodical water logging and stress affects growth and
Apply micronutrient as and when needed.
production on nuts.
Follow disease and pest control measures timely and
3) In drip method water is applied to the surface of
effectively.
the root system at a very low rate. Whether this will
Don'ts cause root accumulation near the surface?
Don't over irrigate the crop at anytime. - The basin within a radius of 1 m and a depth of 1
m of coconut has most of the absorbing roots. The
For fertigation don't mix solid fertilizers and dissolve
wetting depth and radius are maintained by a properly
them together. Prepare individual solutions and mix
designed drip system to take care of this zone.
them for application.
4) Can I prefer Sprinkler method of irrigation for
Don't use the fertigation unit for bulky organic manure
Coconut?
and fertilizers that are not soluble in water
- No. it is not suitable. The water jet from the sprinklers
Don't add solid fertilizer from the bag directly to the
will be broken by the trunks and will result in non
fertilizer tank. Prepare solution separately and pour
uniform water distribution and ponding. It will also
the solution to the fertilizer tank. Prepare solution only
cause excessive weed growth. Moreover wastage of
in plastic buckets. Don't use metal container.
water per irrigation will be high.
Don't stir the solution with naked unprotected hand.
Crop yields depend on climate, soil and management and
Use wooden spoon or stick.
therefore can't be guaranteed by the company.
Don't heat the fertilizer solution to increase solubility.
Don't spray coconuts or intercrop under hot sunlight.
Don't make a fire in coconut field with Drip system.
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of the environment emerge as a blessed outcome. The reward has been over
Food Processing: Jain Farm Fresh Division processes tropical fruits such millions of smiling farmers and scores of customers in more than 116 coun-
as Mango, Banana, Guava, Pomegranate into Purees, Concentrates & Juic- tries.
es. The company also has a Dehydration facility which dehydrates On-
Sustainability: Every business of JAINS, ensures to create shared value, nur-
ions & Vegetables. The Company has also launched a range of fruit pulp
tures the environment and contributes significantly to the Water, Food and
based retail FMCG Products under the brand of “Jain Frarm Fresh”. Ag-
Energy security of the World.
ricultural and Fruit processing wastes from these processing plants are
converted to Bio-Energy to partially run the plants. The residue after the

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