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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hello…is there anybody who can help me about care of mango. i have a farm in iloilo with at least 600 of drafted mango. two and a half years old up to now…the approximate height now is 4 to 6 feet with a diameter of 3 to 5 feet each tree…can you please help me on the proper application of fertilizer and if posible is there any foliar fertilizer available for this age of mango…..i need help asap because we are putting fertilizer but it did not give a new leave although the old leave is mature enough for the new ones. pls email me on your help at greg_gabriel@yahoo.com…..thanks a lot
@greg gabriel,jerico arnold, I’m not an expert in mango farming, however the best agency that can answer all of your concern is the Mango Information Network, a program by the Dept. of Agriculture. Here’s the website: http://www.min.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph. If you can’t access, you can email at min@pcarrd.dost.gov.ph or call at 929-6065 to 67 / 920-3991 / 928-1134
Hello sir,maam,If the mango tree is young or old, Approximately how many kilos of mango per tree in one harvest? and how many mango tree can be planted in one hectare. with the mango trees we know to start spraying a chemicals to start fruting.. how many years we can wait from first planted, coz’s I planted per one hectare by 100pcs baby tree drafted mango. I am worred if this method is correct. from one tree gap is 8meters to the second tree. it thats correct? thank you. I appreciate.. reply at my address
jefarm_bergoniafarm@yahoo.com
Hello, Good Day !!!
I’am, Jerico Esma Bergo. I have planted more than 300 mango trees on a property i recently acquired in Sitio Alorma, Dona Josefa Palayan City Nueva Ecija Philippines.
I’am interested to know more about the subject but living in Japan makes that a bit hard to get info. hope that you can pass on some tips for how to takecare the trees. my parents manages. how to care.
But I think that’s not enough base into our own Idea how to care the trees,. we have own mehod how to put feltilizer and some chemical they need to protect some insect. as of now I continued to support they needs. please give me more idea. if I continue to support or to maintain.
Because I have a planning to expand my MangoFarm. I want to add more trees. if mango is a good Business. Thank You and more power’s…
Send me a Email: jhonehrl_042805@live.com
If You want to see may Plantation Please Visit my http://www.Friendster.com
jefarm_bergoniafarm@yahoo.com
@Jerico Esma Bergo, contact PCCARD’s Mango information network at http://maidon.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/cin/mango
i am selling a farm near gapan city in nueva ecija planted with fruit bearing mango trees. to those who are interested you may contact me at 0915-6052876 or 0919-6356656.
tess
Hi Tess,
Would you care if I ask for the reason why are you selling the farm? The main reason why I’m asking is because I want to know if mango farm business is a good choice. I’m here in NZ at the moment and planning to have small business for my parents there. Please let me know the price and condition of your farm. dcrivera69@yahoo.com thanks.
Cheers,
Dante
can you email me the lot area and the price….the actual location and posible farm visit at greg_gabriel@yahoo.com…thanks
hi! I am into joint venture in agriculture, right now a chinese friend of mine is asking me to manage her 1 hectare mango farm with 120 mango trees. As a start i am researching for all kind of steps in making this mango trees to have flowers and soon enough to have fruits. Another thing i also want to know if its possible to have two harvest time in a year??? many thanks to all
kindly give me tips on how to raise mango farm,how many tree for starters,how much money,management and what to do to have a good farm..thnx
Hi. I am in the process of buying an orchard with mangoes, durians and a few other fruit bearing trees. I don’t have much idea about farming and so i would really appreciate if you can give me some advice. The farm is mostly planted with mangoes but there are lot of durians (half the number of mangoes) and other fruit bearing trees as well. What is the maximum number of mango trees you can plant per hectare? Is it advisable to have multiple fruit bearing trees together? Is it also advisable to raise pigs, goats or chickens on the orchard?
Maraming salamat po sa advice.
Im a mango technician for 20 years na. Producing mangoes is not as easy as others may think. You have to consider so many things like the weather, humidity in the area, geographical location, pest resistance to chemicals, the possible effect of chemicals to the flowering stage, the kind of pest present in the area and the good timing for good market price. I have attended lots of mango production seminars but these are only 25% of the total knowledge we need for these business. The other 75% could only be acquired through your experience while doing these business. So i suggest to start this business w/ only a small amount of capital for u to learn.
hi, if the mango tree is young or old, approximately how many kilos of mango per tree in one harvest? and how many mango tree can be planted in one hectare? pls reply at my email christinehankins1225@yahoo.com, thx
Hi, i am in the process of buying a farm in Meru, Kenya to fram mangos. I am seeking general infomation about farming this product for export
my husband and i are planning to venture into mango plantation at there place in Southern Leyte. Can I ask where can I attend a seminar on mango plantation? I’m staying here in cebu right now. My email address is k_torbeso@yahoo.com. Hope I can have an idea on how to start the plantation. Thanks.
Who can help? We have 400 mango trees in Baras and Morong, Rizal, Philippines.
We are going organic. Last time any chemicals were sprayed was in 2007.
Text: 0922 824 1222
@lakan, this post will give you an idea:
http://www.mixph.com/2009/02/organic-farming-and-occp-standards-for-organic-agriculture.html
I am rose planning to venture a mango plantation, I just wondered where to get a seminar about this business please let me know by contacting me in my e-mail address fecalipayan@yahoo.com
@Rose, i think DOST’s mango information network is giving one, visit http://maidon.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/cin/mango/mango-information-network.htm
hi, madelyn. i have also planted about 70 mango trees on a property i recently acquired in bohol. im interested to know more about the subject but living a bit far in australia makes that a bit hard to get info. hope that u can pass on some tips for me tanks.
since flower induction to harvest spans 4 months, most mango trees can only be flower-induced once a year. but timing techniques can be used to make it bear fruits two times a year, considering enough irrigation and nutrients for the trees are provided. but be cautioned that making it bear more fruits in a year can harshly alter the trees’ life cycle, eg., its leaves, making it bear less fruits the following year.
Hi, I am in the process of buying a mango plantation in Bohol, Philippines…I don’t have any idea whatsoever in mango plantation, but will eventually study all about it, and would learn all about it in times…
Just wanted to know how many times trees should be sprayed in one year, to keep its lifespan?