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Any place is good. Start with small numbers and see the marketing as well. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

Are you planning to export as organic? If yes, registration will be required. otherwise, you can opt for Farmers Group Certification. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

This should help decide. http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.in/2015/03/comparison-of-indigenous-or-traditional.html

http://agritech.tnau.ac.in/kvk/kvk_kanchipuram.html I have attended trainings here. It is useful for a starter. Apply your mind and don't follow them blindly. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

Contact for contract farming in your land DGM (PLANTATION) Tamilnadu Newsprint and Papers Limited Kagithapuram - 639 136 Karur District Ph: 04324 - 277001- 10(lines) Email: plantation@tnpl.co.in

You can try Composting / Vermi Compost of the Areca Leaf Waste.

What is the land size?

http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.in/2016/09/intercrop-details.html . This should help you to decide on the intercrops.

You should buy barren lands with the least price. There are ways to benefit from this. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

I would advise you to follow Baskar Save's model. 1. Suggest you to create a trench of size 1.5 ft wide and 9 inches deep in the center of the lines of the mango/or any other crop. 2. Make sure that you do not cut the roots of the crop, but if the roots are cut it will take sometime to repair...

Few options: 1. Ask the person who takes the farm as lease to provide 1/3 of the produce. 2. Usually, it is 8,000 to 10,000 per acre/year and it may change based on the crop grown as well. 3. Check with the local farmers or villages to exactly know the lease amount. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan...

Can the consultants provide the kind of services they provide in a small write-up.

I am at Chennai but the farm is in the interiors of Tamilnadu.

I want to know if anybody in our forum has engaged a consultant for developing their farm. What are the areas they provide information (like farm design, plan, marketing etc)? What is the consultant fee (is it per acre or different)? How long they are engaged with the farm?

My friend and his circle of friends has plans for large farms (100 acres and above ) and wants to have Tie-Up with Corporates for buying their produce like vegetables, fruits, etc before putting in more money on developing the farm. The produce can be anything like Medlia Dubia, Pencil Maram...

Its a simple way of taking the water into the borewell and viceversa. Please check YouTube for more details. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

Implement "Bhungroo" method in your farm. Your problem will be solved and you can do farming peacefully. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

You can tie a stone to a rope and dip the rope in the borewell. This will enable you to know the water level. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

Contact your local KVK. You will get training and information on how to get loans from bank. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

Choose the local breed as most of the people will not prefer to change the meat quality immediately. Sell directly to the butchers nearby and always ask for live weight basis. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com