Mango Farm Business
May 18, 2006 by Leo 20,794 Views
If you are into a mango farm business, has a mango plantation, or planning to venture into mango industry, the link below will give you comprehensive information on “how”, “when”, “where” and “why”. The chapter summaries are:
Prices
- Farm gate prices
- Wholesale prices
- Retail prices
- Carabao Mango Market Price Monitoring in Metro Manila
Harvesting
- Production volume and area harvested
- Number of trees
- Harvesting period
- World mango production by country
Market
- Foreign trade statistics (import and export)
- Market channels
- Geographical flows
- World Market
Pre Production
- Geographic suitability and investment potential of mango in the Philippines
- Mango Cultivars and Related Species in the Philippines
- Ideal Mango Growing Conditions in the Philippines
- Establishing a Hectare of Mango Nursery
- Establishing and Maintaining a Hectare of Mango Scion Grove
Production
- Establishment of Mango Orchard
- Pruning
- Weeding
- Fertilization
- Irrigation
- Flower Induction
- Fruit Bagging
- Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
- Harvesting
Post Production
- Field Packinghouse
- Establishment of an Integrated Mango Processing Plant
- Production of Mango Leather
- Low Sugar and Sulfite-Free Pineapple and Mango
Indigenous Technology
- Combination of Potassium Nitrate Spraying and Smudging
- “Ug-og” Method
- Bowflies and Mango Hoppers
- Irrigation
- “Damba” for chemical spraying
Other Related Services
- Pest Clinic information services
- Directory information services
- Policy information services
- Bazar information services
- Search information services
Check the site for the complete information at Mango Information Network
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Related article: Good Harvest
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where can I buy fertilizers and pesticides in cebu city for mango production
I have 25 sweet elena ready for planting and planing to integrate with golden mango alternately… Just want to know the appropriate distance between the trees. What about the dimension for planting and what fertilizer to use.
Thanks.
ako nga pala si bernard bautista…mayron nga pala ako tanim na 40 trees na mango sa gen. tinio, nueva ecija..gusto ko lang malaman kung papano mapapaganda ang pamumunga ng mga ito…anong mga kailangan gawin ko..namumunga na siya kaya lang hndi masyado marami at hndi pantay pantay ang laki ng bunga…sana matulungan po nyo ako…
mayron po ba kayong alam na training o seminar para dito sa problema ko?
maraming pong salamat
Bernard
@bernard b. bautista, pwede ka manghingi ng assistance sa Mango information network http://maidon.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/cin/mango
Hi im rj, im a direct seller of CALIFORNIA GROWERS, a foliar fertilizer. you need a good fertilizer, I can assure you that because im running this business for more than 12 years. All ingredients are imported, also the machine. The packaging and process are done here in Davao City..A very effective and environmental friendly. please send me a message through our email californiagrowers@gmail.com . .I can give you good and reasonable prices since I am the owner of the company. for more details pls visit our website, http://www.caligro.webs.com .. we will deliver national and internationally. God bless!
I am Nelson from Cebu planning to venture in mango in Bohol specifically in Getafe bohol, i aquired already an area of 1.5 hectares, i need your help guys since i am a biginners of this business.what will be the best start? where to find good seedlings? Need your help
Best Regards
Nelson
Hi Nelson,
Please do contact me at reyQ1954@yahoo.com as i have better alternatives for you aside from growing mangoes. We have 1,200 bearing mango trees in our farm in Sayao, Kumalarang, Zamboanga del Sur but we are having a difficult time making money from it.
The best alternative for you is to go for the Thailand Sweetwater Coconut for the fresh buko market especially the resorts in Bohol. This variety is a dwarf early bearing tree with sweet coconut water with thin meat. If we plant at 10m x 10m per hectare, this will give you 100 hills at 3 seedlings per hill for a total of 300 trees. At 34th month some trees would already start to bear fruits but lets say full bearing by the start of the 49th month.
Conservatively, let’s assume a harvest of 10 nuts/tree/month and every month thereafter – although a bunch can yield from 15-22 nuts/bunch. At 10 nuts for the 300 trees is 3,000 nuts/month/hectare @ P30.00/nut is P90,000 per month. Please check our website at http://www.sayaofarms.com for your perusal and appreciation. My best regards, ReyQ