Research into countermeasures to these pests has yielded no results; researchers from the Kerala Agricultural University and the Central Plantation Crop Research Institute, Kasaragode, continue to work on countermeasures.
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Orangutan populations have been squeezed on several fronts : wild animals are losing their habitats, and many are killed or injured by hunters and by workers defending plantation crops.
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Cotton became a commercial plantation crop tended by slaves in the West Indies, so that by the 1650s, Barbados had become the first British West Indies colony to export cotton.
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Plantation crops are harvested after 4 5 years for fuel wood, 8 10 years for pulp wood, 15 20 years for poles and 30 60 years for logs for sawing.
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Later, in 1978, the title for " National Symposium on Plantation Crops " was modified as " Annual Symposium on Plantation Crops ", indicating an annual appearance up to PLACROSYM V.
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Later, in 1978, the title for " National Symposium on Plantation Crops " was modified as " Annual Symposium on Plantation Crops ", indicating an annual appearance up to PLACROSYM V.
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Cotton became a major plantation crop after 1800 in the " Black Belt, " that is the region from North Carolina in an arc through Texas where the climate allowed for cotton cultivation.
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Production of former plantation crops like vanilla, ylang-ylang, coconut oil and coffee remain the principal economic activity of the region beyond subsistence farming and fishing, although mining is also a source of income.
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Activities that followed resulted in the development of economic and plantation crops, emergence of important state departments such as Department of Agriculture ( 1912 ) and institutions for the development of Plantation Crops such as Rubber.
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Activities that followed resulted in the development of economic and plantation crops, emergence of important state departments such as Department of Agriculture ( 1912 ) and institutions for the development of Plantation Crops such as Rubber.
