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- The Coconut Development Board invites applications from farmers and organizations for new coconut cultivation.
- Applicants must own land between 0.05 and 2 hectares and plant at least 5 saplings with a minimum distance of 25 feet between each tree.
- A maximum subsidy of 56,000 rupees is available for 160 saplings, distributed in two installments of 350 rupees per plant.
- This scheme aims to encourage agricultural growth and improve coconut production in the region.
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