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Mahogany Wood

• The tree is native to the West Indies. Calves were obtained from Imeca in 1795 AD by the East India Company and were first bred in the Calcutta Botanical Garden. The mahogany tree is then one of the most widely grown trees in India. Can grow up to 20 feet in a single year after planting. Nettllingam is a tree that grows straight without branches like trees. This tree can be used for all occasions. Especially today home furnishings, inn, table, chairs. Used to make doors. In addition, musical instruments are used for shipbuilding. Mahogany trees are used to make pencils. The bark of the tree is used for malaria in the West Indies. They are widely used in tanneries. These trees grow well in areas with good drainage in deep soils. In Tamil Nadu these trees are well developed throughout the well watered areas.

Spacing

• Teak trees can be planted at 1 to 100 plants at 6x6 spacing for planting along the ridges.
• Up to 436 plants per acre can be planted at 10x10 spacing.

Practice

• Pits in the form of a width of one foot depth.
• Take 1 kg of compost per pit.
• Mix 100 g of neem paste and 100 g seaweed dig a hole to close the hole. The bag should be separated from the bag without breaking the soil and the plant should be planted and well ventilated.

Watering system

• For the first three months after planting, water after watering according to the proverbial "tie up the water".
• Once every 15 days after three months to flow. Up to one year. Watering once a month after one year is sufficient.
• No need for water after two years only rain water is sufficient.

Pest Management

• For mahogany trees, leaf-sucking insect and stem borer in the first six months. Leaf blight can lead to rust.
• To control this, Mono Crotophos 5ml + saff 5 g can be controlled by spraying the plants.
• No need to worry about pest diseases for more than 6 months.

Harvest

• For mahogany trees planted up to 10 Can be harvested in years. At today’s market value the price per cubic foot ranges from 6000 to 8000 A tree can harvest at least 20 cubic feet.
• Even if the price per cubic foot is taken to be at least 2000, a tree can make a profit of up to 2000x20 = 40000.
• If 400 plants are planted per acre, 400x40000 = 4000000 = profit can be made 0.
• Planting 400 plants per acre can yield a profit of 400x40000 = 16000000.
• Growth of plants depends upon the quality of soil and good management practice in the plantation field.