Melia dubia tree price farming profit | STN

Melia dubia farming profit is Rs 5,43,000. It may increase after 7 years. Melia dubia tree price after 5-7 years is around Rs 5000 to 55000 per ton.

Melia dubia tree is also known as malabar neem tree. It grows worldwide and needs 5 to 7 years only. Hence considered the fast growing tree in the world. Before starting its farming you must go through the malabar neem project report. 

Malabar neem farming profit per acre

Malabar neem plant is a profit making plant that can grow anywhere in almost any whether and soil. Similar to mahogany tree it does not require much water and maintenance. By planting 500 trees in 1 acre around Rs 17,93,000 can be achieved. The malabar neem price per ton is around Rs 5000 to Rs 5500.

It sells according to weight and 1 melia dubia tree weight after 5 to 6 years is around 500 kg. Therefore 500 tree weight will be 500 trees x 500 kg = 250,000 kg i.e. 250 tonns. The price is Rs 5000 per ton. So multiply Rs 5000 x 250 tonn = Rs 12,50,000. After reducing the cost the net profit will be Rs 5,43,000.  

Profitable trees

If you ask which is better malabar neem or mahogany farming then I would say both are profitable farming. However, mahogany farming is more profitable but needs more time as well and 1 tree matures in average 10 years.

Whereas you can sell malabar wood after 5 years as well, drumstick tree is another fast growing tree. 

After sandalwood tree and mahogany tree melia dubia farming profit is dragging the attention of most people due to less growing time than sandalwood, mahogany tree and more profit than teakwood and poplar trees. Before starting sandalwood farming one must know how to plant sandalwood trees with host trees to increase the success ratio.

Malabar neem tree Project Report

Weight of Malabar neem tree

Malabar tree grows mature in 7 to 8 years and its weight in 7 years grows up to 10 to 15 quintals per tree accordingly. 

  • 1 quintal = 100 kg.
  • 10 quintal = 1000 kg.
  • 1 ton =  10 quintal.
  • 1 ton = 1000 kg.

Malabar neem cost per acre


  • Melia dubia plant price =  Rs 15 to Rs 20.
  • Plants per acre = 500 plants.
  • Rs 20 X 500 plants = Rs 10,000 is plants cost.
  • Land preparation cost = Rs 10,000.
  • Labour cost for 1 year = Rs 15,000.
  • Fertilizer cost = Rs 6000.
  • Plant protection charges - Rs 5000.
  • Miscellaneous cost = Rs 5000.
  • Drip irrigation cost = Rs 50,000.

         Total 1 year cost = Rs 101000.

         Total cost for 7 years = Rs 101000 X 7 = 707000.

Melia dubia farming profit per acre

let’s calculate the profits.


  • Melia dubia price per ton = Rs 5,000.
  • After 7-8 years 1 melia dubia tree weight = 1 ton.
  • 5 year old tree weight = 500 kg to 700 kg.
  • Lets take 500 kg weight.
  • Trees per acre = 500 trees.
  • Yield per acre = 500 trees x 500 kg = 250000 kg (250 tonn).
  • Melia dubia wood price per ton = Rs 5,000 to 5500 let’s take 5k.
  • Rs 5,000 X 250 tonn = Rs 12,50,000.
  • Now reduce your investment.
  • Net Profit = 7 year cost ( Rs707000) - Profit (Rs 12,50,000).
  • Net profit = Rs 5,43,000.

Note - It is the assumption of project report and profit may vary according to the melia dubia tee weight and price in your area. 

Malabar farming

To start malabar neem farming one should known the details to perform the exercises practically on ground.

How much water required for malabar farming?

Similar to the mahogany tree it also does not need much water. In starting 4 to 5 months you should provide water once in a week and in summers try to water your plant twice. 

After 6 months you can water it only once in a month that’s it the plant demands. Malabar neem is such plant that can easily grow in the circumstances of Rajasthan as well. 

What is the ideal soil for melia dubia plant?

Melia dubia tree easily grows in variety of soils it prefers deep fertile and sandy loam soil.

How to propagate melia dubia plants?

One can plant it through seeds and cuttings. You can choose plant cutting for quick growth, this plant grows up to 4.5 to 5 foot in just five months and after 1 year it will increase by 10 to 15 foot taller but the diameter of the tree needs more time to spread.

After 7-8 years the tree will grow up to 40 to 60 feet taller and the diameter will also develop in this long period.

What crops can I grow with trees as a mixed cropping?

Mixed farming is necessary while choosing such crops or plants that takes more than 1-2 years. Mixed cropping gives farmers opportunity to increase their economy. Melia dubia takes more than 7 years to grow completely mature therefore along with melia dubia cultivation you can try growing sugarcane and other crops for quick revenue. 

Sugarcanes with poplar trees are already producing great results and I have already made some videos on that. You can check out sugarcane with poplar tree videos in our channel trending nature.  

In mixed cropping one can cultivate 2-3 crops in the same field so you should try mixed cropping. Some of the mixed farming crop examples are potato or turnips, legumes like peas, beans etc.

Try various vegetables like cabbage, brinjal, cauliflower, tomatoes, gourd, bitter gourd, ivy gourd, turmeric etc. Select this tree in mix cropping because it hardly needs water so your other crops will be healthier.

Where are malabar neem buyers in India?

Target various industries like paper industry, match box industry and ply manufacturers etc. The wood has great demand in these industries apart from that you can try to sell the wood online. 

What are the malabar neem wood uses?

The specialty of the tree is it contains bitterness like neem tree hence it is totally free of termite attack moreover its leaves are good source of organic compost. Melia dubia wood are used in various sectors including match box, packing box, ply, paper etc.

How long does Malabar neem take to grow?

7 to 8 years to mature and 10 to 15 years to grow broader and fully mature.

How many melia dubia plants per acre can I plant?

One can plant 500 to 600 melia dubia plants easily. 

What is melia dubia tree weight after 7 years?

10 to 15 quintals.

What is the malabar neem tree price in India?

The tree sells according to the weight and 1 tree weighs around 500 to 700 kg. The tree of 500 kg weight sells around Rs 2500.

What is Malabar neem wood price per ton in India?

Malabar neem wood price per ton is between Rs 5000 to Rs 5500. Its price depends on its weight and 1 malabar neem tree weight after 5 years is around 500 to 700 kg. You might not get a good price after 5 years due to less weight and immature dimension so it is advised to weight for 8 or 10 years to get the most benefits.

What is a Malabar neem tree weight after 5 years?

1 malabar neem tree weight after 5 years might be 500 to 700 kg. It is a tall heighted tree and the healthy tree height after 5 years might be around 55 to 60 feet. To check its height you can see the video given in this blog after a project report.

Six feet tall peoples average height is around 75 kg to 80 kg. Ten people of 6 feet height weighs: 10 people x 75 kg = 750 kg. In this way a 60 feet tall tree can easily have around 700 kg weight. Remember tree branches are more heavier than human hard muscles so 5 to 7 year old melia dubia tree weight is expected more then 700 kg as well.


Conclusion - No matters whether you are living in Uttarakhand or Karnataka if you are looking for a particular crop that can grow in your region with less care and less water then you must give this tree a chance.

I have told many other trees that provides more profit with less investment and minimum maintenance some of them are mentioned below under read more section. 

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2 thoughts on “Melia dubia tree price farming profit | STN”

  1. How to plant 1250 plants per acre with 10 X 10 distance..

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  2. Is it posible to plant 1000 seedlings in a acre of land. It will become compact and plants can’t grow to the full extent. There should be more space between each row . Expected plantation limit should be hardly 250 to 300 plants. Return of profits is hardly 25 to 30 lakhs.
    Thank you.

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