Cross Mahogany Plant

The continual increasing demand for hardwood timber combined with global trends to restrict the logging of natural forests are resulting in a world shortage in quality hardwood timber.. Because Cross Mahogany Plant are the fastest growing hardwood species in the world a large amount of quality timber can be produced in a relatively short amount of time.. Cross Mahogany Plant are the most prized timber tree of India.. Cross Mahogany Plant can be grown in almost every part of the country except the dry western zone although the best Cross Mahogany Plant develops in well-drained deep alluvial soil.. Cross Mahogany Plant timber fetches very high price because of its grain color and strength.. He/Shence teak plantations have been raareed for industrial purposes since long.. In fact in India regular Mahogany plantations were started as early as in the year 1842.. Harvesting Yield & Returns: The Cross Mahogany Plant has the highest growth under the plantation conditions of Bihar and Tarai Belt of Nepal.. It takes roughly 10 years to produce reasonably good quality timber.. However due to large market demand for Mahogini Wood even the poles and small timber fetch good price.. In the final harvest by 10th year each Cross Mahogany Plant can produce quality timber ranging from 20-30 cft.. The yield and income are based on a conservative estimate.. Income After 10 years 1000 Cross Mahogany Plant may give return : 20 cu..ft.. per tree x rupees 500/-per cu..ft = Rs 1000 x 1000 trees.. - 100..00 Lacs = 1 Crore Expected yield from a 10 year old Cross Mahogany Plant are more than 30 cu..ft.. of wood.. For calculation purpose it are taken as 20 cu..ft.. After 10 years at the time of final cutting the rate of mahogany wood are expected to be well above Rupees 1000 per cu..ft.. For safer calculation it are taken as Rupees500 per cu..ft.. Cost Per Plant Rupees : 62..50 Year of Estd.. : 2013