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Still a Questions in My mind is this
Who got sustainable yields in above models on every year and still continuing?
Should we focus on just returns or for the life? I say for life.
UHD is like T20 match- High competition and high risk, short life. It can end its life in front of you.
UD is One day match in which competition with reasonable risk with no life span. It will also may not survive because of competition and
Traditional method is test match and it can sustain for long life- You can get fruits for generations.
Thanks Brijesh for the work book, it is very helpful.
Just to introduce myself I am Srinivas who have recently bought a 9 acre farm around 100km from Hyderabad, in Medak dist. There is a mango plantation in about 5 Acs with 2 and 4 year plants. I saw the video and have a small question, at 1 place in the video they say they require 6 Lts of water per plant per hour, I hope this is for a day (6lts per plant per day) hope my assumption is correct.
Please contact you rlocal KVK for answers to your queries, they will be able to give you the right advice by looking at various factors at your location / plantation etc. Do not risk commercial cultivation on the basis of assumptions