The Vacant land has got a specific rate, and the land with the rubber tree has a separate rate. The land with the rubber tree rate is decided with the age of the rubber tree.
As per the Government rate today for the rubber is Rs 130/-.This rate has increased due to less production of rubber compared to previous years.
The Growth of the Rubber Tree business is growing in exponential. for example if you buy an acre of land with rubber tree for 1 lakh you can be rest assured that you can sell the same for Rs 2 lakh in the next year.yeah the rates doubles every year.
The fact behind the rubber tree business is that if you have the rubber tree planted it takes 8 years for the rubber tree to start giving rubber. The simple calculation is that a rubber tree which is 8 years old roughly gives 10kg of Rubber per acre per day. In the market depending on the quality of the rubber the rate is fixed between Rs 70 to Rs 100 per kg. So if you calculate one can earn (70*10*30) = 21,000 to (100*10*30)=30,000 every month.
The 9th year rubber tree would give more rubber per kg, so the income would increase considerably every year.1 acre of rubber estate would have 150 to 200 rubber trees approximately.
Maintenance cost is very little; currently they pay Rs 500 to Rs 1000 for the person who looks after the rubber estate.
I gathered this vital information from Mr.B Srinivasan who can be contacted at +91 98416 80424 for commercial needs.
He is currently having rubber estate for sale. The property is located at Moodu Bathiri Road,via Naravi,Mangalore,India. The total area available for sale is around 9 Acres. The rate of the whole 9 acres is 31.5 lakhs and the rate is negotiable. The area can be sold in individual acres also.1 yr old rubber trees are already planted in this Rubber Estate.
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Invest in Rubber Estate Today and earn in Millions in the future. Good Luck
4 comments:
Well,Does Mr Srinivasan have Rubber Estate for Sale in Kerala.
Thank you very much for this information.
More and more fertile Agriculture land is being converted to residential buildings. Indian people are getting getting educated and are moving away from agriculture and farming. At one point of time more than 95% of Indians were farmers. But now the percentage is very less and is decreasing constantly.
As a result we are facing a global crisis in food and natural resources. The prices of food and natural resources like rubber are likely to increase sharply. We are already facing a steep increase in food rates. The food demand has become more than the supply. The Indian government has already banned the export of rice due to the shortage.
Scientists have predicted that if we continue at this rate our Earth’s natural resources will last only for another 50 years.
So I request you all to please invest in agriculture and allow our earth to remain fertile.
The price for rubber has fallen from a peak of Rs.140/kg to around Rs.60/kg. Rubber prices movements tends to closely parallel that of oil. Oil being the source for synthetic rubber , a rubber substitute. If as some economist predict the recession the US & World economy is in run for between 18 to 36 months , the price for both oil and rubber are likely to fall even further than they have fallen.
The oil futures market seems to indicate a price range of less than $30 per barrel within the next 6 months. If rubber prices behave true to form and follow the oil price trend line, the price for rubber will fall to around Rs.40/kg and less. This is what a recession and the consequent fall of in demand will do.
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