2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.fcr.2011.01.013
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An innovative tapping system, the double cut alternative, to improve the yield of Hevea brasiliensis in Thai rubber plantations

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“…In Thailand, from 90,000 to 120,000 hectares of mature rubber plantations are clear-cut annually for replanting. The majority (68%) of the plantations are in the south of the country [8]. Rubber production has a strong impact on the rural economy and the alleviation of rural poverty, because producers are mainly small holders who represent more than 85% of the total area where rubber is produced in Thailand [8], and some 6 million people are involved in rubber plantation activities [5].…”
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“…In Thailand, from 90,000 to 120,000 hectares of mature rubber plantations are clear-cut annually for replanting. The majority (68%) of the plantations are in the south of the country [8]. Rubber production has a strong impact on the rural economy and the alleviation of rural poverty, because producers are mainly small holders who represent more than 85% of the total area where rubber is produced in Thailand [8], and some 6 million people are involved in rubber plantation activities [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The majority (68%) of the plantations are in the south of the country [8]. Rubber production has a strong impact on the rural economy and the alleviation of rural poverty, because producers are mainly small holders who represent more than 85% of the total area where rubber is produced in Thailand [8], and some 6 million people are involved in rubber plantation activities [5]. Smallholder rubber production is a viable and effective proposition for raising households and communities out of poverty, especially in Thailand [2].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Rubber tree has been traditionally grown in the south of Thailand, where most of the planting area has a humid condition. Rubber production has a substantial impact on the rural economy and rural poverty because producers are mainly smallholder farmers who account for more than 85% of the total area of rubber plantation in Thailand (Chantuma et al, 2011). Usually, the rubber needs approximately 6 years to be able to start a latex tapping.…”
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“…90,000 to 120,000 hectares of mature rubber plantations are clear-cut annually for replanting. The majority (68%) of the plantations are in the south of the country (Chantuma et al 2011). Duangmanee (2020) investigated a promising sustainable crop-insurance risk mitigation plan, namely, Group Risk Income Protection (GRIP) insurance, for the cultivation of Para rubber, a crop for which Southern Thailand constitutes over half of the national harvested area, but which recently experienced a shift in prices and yields, substantially affecting farmers.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…More than 90% of rubber plantations are operated by smallholders whose farms are as modest as 0.3ha (Yamamoto, 2016). Rubber production has a strong impact on the rural economy and the alleviation of rural poverty, because producers are mainly smallholders who represent more than 85% of the total area where rubber is produced in Thailand (Chantuma et al 2011), and some six million people are involved in rubber plantation activities (Jawjit et al, 2010). Smallholder rubber production is a viable and effective proposition for raising households and communities out of poverty, especially in Thailand (Fox & Castella 2013).…”
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confidence: 99%