Paper · 2000 · Agritrop (Cirad)

Report on the visit to the P.T. Smart coconut plantation at Batu Ampar (South Kalimantan) from 25 to 28 July 2000 and 31 July 2000

Xavier Bonneau

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Abstract

After the long drought in 1997, there remain 1,747 hectares of hybrid coconut plantings at Batu Ampar: 883 hectares planted in 1991 and 864 hectares planted in 1992. They are the best blocks , which have not been uprooted and converted into oil palm . As they were planted in relatively more suitable soils , they could resist a bit better to the drought. Following a long period of abundant and well-distributed rainfall, the nut loads were highly satisfactory in July 2000: the harvest in the second half of the year will be excellent. This shows that, whilst a long drought causes production to slump for several months, the coconut palms survive and recover their entire production potential once the climate improves. The mineral nutrition management trials have continued. They reveal the importance of chlorine and the lesser importance of potassium. A fertilizer schedule based on these results is proposed for 2001. The current copra drying methods are inappropriate. In order to produce standard quality copra on a regular basis, drying units based on the Ecopanel model at Batu Mulia need to be constructed. The copra will then be processed at the neighbouring Sei Kupang mill. The future profitability of this coconut estate could then be assessed taking into account: - yield fluctuations linked to the probability of long dry seasons occurring, - the added value achieved by coconut oil production on site.

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Hybrid coconut plantings on relatively more suitable soils resisted drought somewhat better.

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coconutt0
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resist a bit better to the droughte0
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bettere0
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relatively more suitable soilse0

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“As they were planted in relatively more suitable soils , they could resist a bit better to the drought.”

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“coconut”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Nut loads were highly satisfactory after abundant, well-distributed rainfall.

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coconutt0
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nut loads were highly satisfactorye0
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abundant and well-distributed rainfalle0
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July 2000e0

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“Following a long period of abundant and well-distributed rainfall, the nut loads were highly satisfactory in July 2000”

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“coconut”

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Associationauthor interpretationoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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A long drought caused coconut production to slump for several months.

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coconutt0
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a long droughte0
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productione0
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slumpe0
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for several monthse0

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“a long drought causes production to slump for several months”

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“coconut”

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Associationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Coconut palms survived and recovered full production potential when climate improved.

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coconut palmsCocos nuciferae0
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entire production potentiale0
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recovere0
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climate improvese0

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Cocos nucifera
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“the coconut palms survive and recover their entire production potential once the climate improves.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Mineral nutrition trials found chlorine important.

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coconutt0
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importance of chlorinee0

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“They reveal the importance of chlorine and the lesser importance of potassium.”

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“coconut”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Mineral nutrition trials found potassium less important.

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coconutt0
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lesser importance of potassiume0

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“They reveal the importance of chlorine and the lesser importance of potassium.”

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“coconut”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors proposed a fertilizer schedule for 2001 based on the mineral nutrition trials.

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coconutt0
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fertilizer schedulee0
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for 2001e0

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“A fertilizer schedule based on these results is proposed for 2001.”

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“coconut”

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