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Hi
Pls do not try rubber in Dindigul.In India Some part of Kerala only suits the climate for rubber.It is pretty expensive planting rubber.so do not go for a try.
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Dear Sir
U first do soil testing, then if these conditions are favourable the humidity can be modified. Optimum temperatures that rubbers required are between 25° C and 35° C. Soil reaction on the pH 4,5 - pH 6,5 Land slope <16% Soil water surface <100 cm. The elevation higher than 600 m from sea level not suitable to rubber to grow. U can get some ideas from the below CHENNAI RUBBER PRODUCTS NO.49/3, Arcot Road Valasaravakkam,Chennai - 87 Ph: 91+ 44 + 24862126,24861716 Email: Chennairubberproducts@rediffmail.com Regards Kirti |
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Dear Sir
Cabbage, Potato, Caroot, Beans etc. Garlic, Acid lime, Hill Banana, Mandarin Orange, Beans, Chowchow, Coffee, Cardamom, Pepper,Mango, Banana, Sapota, Guava, Grapes, Tomato, Brinjal, Bhendi, Onion, Annual Moriinga, Chillies, Coriander, Tamarind, Rose, Jasmine, Crossondra, Tube Rose & Other minor flowers can be grown. Regards Kirtii |
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