
Mango Fruits
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1 | First crop within 2-3 years and highest yielding from next 4 years. |
2 | Yields big size fruits with excellent taste and attractive color,these fruits command high price in market. |
3 | Regular bearers , which offer excellent yields every year, without fail. |
4 | These fruits have longer storage life. so farmers can transport to long distance markets where prices are generally high. |
5 | These trees grow up to 10 to 15 feet tall, with a crown radius of 7feet. |
6 | The ripe fruit varies in size and color. Cultivars are variously yellow, orange, red or green, and carry a single flat, oblong pit that can be fibrous. |
7 | They can be stored for 15 to 20 days and the weight of the fruit ranges from 600 to 750 gm's. |
8 | Raspuri Mango's have an excellent flavor and is juicy in texture. They are rich in carotene's which is a pre cursor of vitamin A. |
9 | Alphanso Mango's is known as the King of Mango's. It has a unique aromatic flavor thus adding value to all the by products. It is rich in carotene which is a pre cursor for Vitamin A. |
10 | These type of varieties can withstand any type of climate and can be grown in all types of soils. |
11 | These type of varieties are produced from superior mother plants under scientific method of development. |

Projections (in INR)
Land required: 30 acre@6 lakh per acre=1,80,00,000.
1st year Expenses: 400 x 100 x 30 = 12,00,000
Yearly maintenance: 4lakh x 12 years = 48,00,000
Security: 6th to 12 year = 10crore
Total cash out flow = 13crore.
Estimated Revenue: 210crore.
30acre x 400trees x 25kg x Rs.7000 = 210crore.
Yield Statistics
- 10 Years
168 Times
- 15 Years
588 Times
- 20 Years
966 Times
Cost Benefit Analysis
Cost for 100 seedlings = (100 x Rs.250) = 25,000 Rupees
Assuming that 100 trees are planted and out of which only 70%of the plants survive, such trees are cut after a period of 10, 15 or 20 years:
Age (Years) | Yield (Kgs) | REVENUE | Income (INR) |
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10 | 20 | 70trees x 20kg x 3000RS. | 42,00,000 |
15 | 70 | 70trees x 70kg x 3000RS. | 1,47,00,000 |
20 | 115 | 70trees x 115kg x 3000RS. | 2,41,50,000 |
Areas of Plantation
- Near the boundary wall and in Domestic premises.
- Farm houses, waste lands and Gardens.
- Small pieces of land lying idle in the Industries.
- Plantation can even be promoted in separately allotted acres of land.
Few Considerations
- Initial maintenance is required for 6 months.
- The cost of land would appreciate by at least 10% per year.
- The major part of the investment is land which itself is available for security.
- The expenses on security of sandal-wood will arise only after 5 years.By that time grownup sandle wood is available for security for the funding.
- Return is expected from 12 years.
Positive Confirmations
- Sandalwood oil is sold at the rate of rupees 1 lakh or more per kg.
- The rates of Sandalwood and its oil are persistent value rates.
- Sandalwood has a huge export market and various other medical usages.
- The above income is all tax free income, as agriculture income is exempt income, under the Income Tax




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