Water scarcity is a pressing challenge for farmers across Tamil Nadu, especially for those cultivating high-value crops like sandalwood. Sandalwood (Santalum album), known for its aromatic heartwood and significant economic value, requires careful water management to thrive in the region's semi-arid conditions. With climate change and erratic rainfall patterns affecting the state, adopting sustainable water practices is crucial for ensuring the long-term success of sandalwood plantations. The Importance of Water Management in Sandalwood Cultivation Sandalwood is a drought-tolerant species once established, but in its early years, it requires sufficient water to grow healthy root systems and ensure steady development. Poor water management not only threatens the yield but can also lead to the death of seedlings, severely impacting the farmer's investment. In Tamil Nadu, where farmers are increasingly battling water shortages, adopting innovative, sustainable water co...
Econilam Nursery offers pure sandalwood seedlings and eco-friendly biodegradable bags. Learn how to cultivate high-value timber sustainably in Tamil Nadu.