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High density planting technique is a modern method of fruit cultivation involving planting of fruit trees densely, allowing small or dwarf trees with modified canopy for better light interception and distribution and ease of mechanized field operation

High-Density Plantation aims to achieve the twin requisites of productivity by maintaining a balance between vegetative and reproductive load without impairing the plant health.

Our work process :

Fish & Plant Interaction

Fish waste nourishes plants while plants filter and purify the water.

Sustainable Harvest

Enjoy nutrient-rich produce and healthy fish in a closed-loop system.

Benefits of service :

Induces precocity, increases yield and improves fruit quality.
Reduces labor cost resulting in low cost of production.
Enables the mechanization of fruit crop production.
Facilitates more efficient use of fertilizers, water, solar radiation, fungicides, weedicides, and pesticides

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Frequently Asked Questions

Explore commonly asked questions about our High Density Plantation Service to learn more about this innovative farming technique and how it can benefit your agricultural operations.

What is High Density Plantation (HDP)?

High Density Plantation (HDP) is a modern farming technique that involves planting fruit trees at higher densities than traditional orchards. This method maximizes land use efficiency and facilitates better light interception, resulting in higher yields per unit area.

What are the advantages of High Density Plantation?

High Density Plantation offers several benefits, including increased fruit yield, early fruit bearing, efficient space utilization, easier management and maintenance, and improved fruit quality due to better light distribution and air circulation.

Which crops are suitable for High Density Plantation?

While various fruit crops can be grown using High Density Plantation techniques, some popular choices include apples, pears, cherries, peaches, plums, and citrus fruits. The suitability of crops may vary depending on factors such as climate, soil conditions, and market demand.

What is the spacing typically used in High Density Plantation?

Spacing in High Density Plantation varies depending on the crop type, variety, and local conditions. However, commonly used spacing ranges from 1.5 meters to 3 meters between trees within rows and 3 meters to 5 meters between rows.

How is High Density Plantation different from traditional orchard systems?

In traditional orchard systems, fruit trees are spaced farther apart, resulting in lower tree density per unit area. High Density Plantation, on the other hand, involves planting trees closer together to maximize productivity and optimize land use.