Coconut

Plantation

COCONUT TREE

The coconut palm (Cocos nucifera) is found throughout the tropics, where it is interwoven into the lives of the local people by providing almost all the necessities of life—food, drink, oil, medicine, fiber, timber, thatch, mats, fuel, and domestic utensils.

Coconut is Multi-use, Multi-year (minimum 50 years) and one of the most productive green-machines nature has bestowed upon mankind.

WHY COCONUT?

According to a South Sea Proverb "He who plants a coconut tree, plants vessels and clothing, food and drink, a habitation for himself, and a heritage for his children."

Coconut is a benevolent tree, a nature’s gift to mankind, as it is a source of food, beverage, oilseed, fibers, timber and health products. Coconut is one of the world's most nourishing foods and because of its multi-use characteristics it is called the Tree of Life.

The coconut tree is highly versatile and provides raw material for products that are high in demand. Some of the uses include:

FRUIT KERNEL: Oil, Cream, Copra, Meat, Coco Water
FRUIT SHELL: Fuel, Biomass, Activated Carbon, Mulch, Charcoal
FRUIT FIBERS: Ropes, Mats, Geo-textile
FLOWERS: Honey, Sugar, Sap
LEAVES: Fronds (Biomass, Roofing, Architectural Use, Mulch)
TRUNK: Coco Lumber, Biomass

Coconut tree products, raw or processed, are high in demand throughout the world.

COCONUT PRODUCTS

MARKETS AND DEMAND

The greatest strength of Coconut is its multi-use ability and global acceptance of Coconut products across spectrum of industries.

COCONUT MARKET DEMAND DRIVERS

MULTI-USE CHARACTERISTICS
MANY PRIMARY & SECONDARY PRODUCTS
GLOBAL GROWTH IN POULATION
RISING INCOME LEVEL RESULTING HIGHEER CONSUMPTION
CHANGING LIFESTYLE TRENDSî RENEWED INTEREST IN HEALTH BENEFITS & SHIFT IN CONSUMER PREFERENCES
DWINDLING SUPPLY DUE TO TREE-AGING IN ASIA
ACTIVE RESEARCH & CONSUMER EDUCATION

AGRICULTURE PRODUCT DEMAND DRIVERS

The human population has increased by almost 400% in the past 100 years. The primary drivers underpinning current and future farmland returns are global economic growth, rising income level, and population growth, all of which ultimately dictate global demand for food, feed and fuel.
Increasing demand for agricultural commodities in the face of a finite stock of suitable productive land.
Climate change, deforestation, desertification and urbanization has reduced agriculture productivity in many countries.
Dietary shifts in emerging nations. As existing populations in developing economies become richer, they shift towards a higher protein, more resource intensive diet.
Healthy lifestyles in developed nations. More and more people are shifting to fresh, organic and healthy food which may be exotic and sourced from far away places.
High energy costs have helped renewed focus on the agriculture sector as many nations are marching ahead with plans to produce bio-energy: biodiesel, biomass and biofuels.
Land degradation, poor land management, exploitation, changing climates, erosion, flooding, expanding desert, soil salinity spread, wars and political conflicts, and dwindling fresh water reserves have considerably reduced agriculture productivity in many countries and investors are moving to countries conducive to agricultural activity.

OUR COCONUT PLANTATION

We offer new professionally managed Paulownia & other tropical tree plantations. We facilitate timber investment in a flexible way. We source land and provide a complete management service including land preparation, irrigation, planting and full care of the plantation through cropping, harvesting, timber milling and selling of the end product. The investor can select a plan to suit their appetite: the size of the plantation; number of trees; duration of investment and whether to buy or rent the land.

Bahar Agro-Ventures Ltd. plans to establish 5000 acres of a Coconut plantation in Central America, designed to provide maximum financial returns under a safe investment structure that is projected to generate at the minimum above market returns starting in 5 years and lasting 25 years.

The project is being developed by top experts using high yielding hybrid type seedlings sourced from throughout the world, and is designed to deliver environmental benefits, store Carbon, and alleviate poverty in the local communities.

OUR GOALS FOR OUR COCONUT PLANTATION PROJECT ARE TO....

Acquire best performing varieties sourced from around the world
Apply best management practices with special emphasis on sustainability, social and environmental responsibility, and ethics
Develop multi-use end products by processing and value-adding
FULLY exploit the use of organic fertilizers and organic agro-chemicals while reducing reliance on inorganic fertilizers
Employ mechanization as much as possible to increase efficiency and reduce costs
Develop brand identity of our products and promote customer loyalty through improved quality, traceability and better product packaging
Obtain internationally recognizable certification

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" For good reasons, the Coconut has been called the “Tree of heaven” and “Tree of life."

" He who plants a coconut tree, plants vessels and clothing, food and drink, a habitation for himself, and a heritage for his children."

SUSTAINABILITY

Our Coconut plantation is carefully designed to comply with local and international regulations through incorporating sustainability principles at every stage of project development/planning.