Intercropping in Coconut Lands

Intercropping is an important land-use practice that enables coconut growers to make more productive use of the available land. Growing suitable crops alongside coconut can provide additional agricultural produce, diversify farm income and improve overall land utilisation.

The Coconut Growers Association of Sri Lanka (CGASL) is pleased to share the following technical publications, based on recommendations and information provided in the circulars published by the Coconut Research Institute of Sri Lanka (CRI). These valuable resources aim to assist coconut growers in selecting, establishing and managing suitable intercrops in coconut plantations.

(Select a publication below to explore practical recommendations for growing different crops in coconut lands.)