Palm Pruning

Palm pruning is an important agricultural practice aimed at maintaining the health of the palm tree, increasing its productivity, and improving fruit quality. Pruning is usually done once a year, after the harvest season and before the start of the new flowering season.

Objectives of Palm Pruning:

  • Remove dry and broken fronds to reduce insect accumulation

  • Improve airflow in the palm’s crown

  • Facilitate pollination and harvesting

  • Reduce the palm’s water and nutrient consumption on non-productive parts

  • Lower the risk of farm fires