Poplar tree farming harvesting 3.5 years rate Rs 1500 per quintal

Poplar tree growing time in India is 3.5 years to 4 years only. It is the hybrid variety of poplar that gets ready for harvesting only in 3.5 years. This blog post will tell you the variety name, where you can buy it and how it is possible to harvest the tree only in 3.5 years.

Quick notes – Hybrid poplar tree growing time 3.5 years, price Rs 1200/quintal to Rs 1500/quintal.

Poplar tree farming harvesting 3.5 years rate Rs 1500 per quintal

Poplar tree farming harvesting time is only 3.5 years to years depending on the diameter. Growing time, variety name, rate, planting season and correct selling time are given below.

Hybrid poplar tree growing time 3.5 years

Yes, it is true poplar tree growing time is only 3.5 years from the planting time. It’s a hybrid poplar variety that takes only 3.5 to 4 years to reach the height of around 65 feet to 75 feet or sometimes 80 feet as well. 

Technically 4.5 to 5 years are required to mature for this hybrid plant also. One-year-old popular plants are planted on the farm and they take 3.5 to 4 years to mature. The total time is calculated here: 1-year sapling (grown in the nursery) + 3.5 years or 4 years (grown in farm) = 4.5 years to 5 years. 

Hybrid variety name 110

The name of this hybrid variety is 110, this variety easily forms around 2.5 to 3 feet in diameter within 3.5 years to 4 years.

Poplar tree rate in farm and mandi

Poplar tree price varies between Rs 1200/quintal to Rs 1500/quintal. Usually, farmers get Rs 1500/quintal price while submitting the wood directly in the woodmandi.  

Poplar tree farm income per acre

In 1 acre land around 500 trees can be planted. To earn good profit one must plant hybrid popular varieties such as 110 and 109. The cost of hybrid saplings is almost similar to simple varieties. One sapling price is Rs 30 to Rs 35 thus 500 saplings price would be Rs 35 x 500 saplings = Rs 17500. 

Planting season

The planting season begins from 15 December till the 2nd week of February. However, January is the best planting season for these trees. If you are a beginner then it is considered to select  6 to 7 feet tall plants only. In the popular farm 15 to 16 feet tall plants are also available but avoid them and pick smaller plants up to 6 to 7 feet only. This is because air can easily shake and weaken the grip of the taller plants and it is difficult for an inexperienced person to manage this situation.

Selling time for good revenue

An average popular tree price per kg is Rs 7 to 14 and to get a good selling price one should sell the wood when it is not available in the market. July-August is the month of the rainy season. At this time popular wood is hardly harvested from the farm due to water in the farm and the roads. Due to less harvesting less supply is done in the wood mandi resulting in a price hike. This is the right time to sell the wood to get the highest popular price. 

On the other hand, the poplar tree rate decreases due to an oversupply of wood in the wood market. Rate decreases because the harvesting is done along with sugarcane harvesting resulting in more supply and less demand.

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