Growing of tropical and subtropical fruits

This activity involves the cultivation of banana plants for the production of bananas. It includes the growing of various types of bananas, which may be harvested for consumption or for further processing.

This activity involves the cultivation of mango trees for the production of mango fruits. It includes the planting, tending, and harvesting of mangoes, as well as the management of the orchards where they are grown.

This activity involves the cultivation of durian trees for the production of durian fruit. It includes the planting, tending, and harvesting of durian, which is a tropical fruit known for its distinctive smell and taste.

This activity involves the cultivation of rambutan, a tropical fruit known for its hairy skin and sweet, juicy flesh. It includes the planting, tending, and harvesting of rambutan trees for commercial production.

This activity involves the cultivation of star fruit, a tropical fruit known for its distinctive star shape when cut. It includes the planting, tending, and harvesting of star fruit trees for commercial production.

This activity involves the cultivation of papaya plants for the purpose of harvesting their fruit. It encompasses various farming practices related to the growth and maintenance of papaya crops.

This activity involves the cultivation of pineapples for commercial purposes. It includes the planting, tending, and harvesting of pineapple crops.

This activity involves the cultivation of pitaya, commonly known as dragon fruit. It includes the planting, tending, and harvesting of this tropical fruit, which is grown for its edible fruit and ornamental value.

This activity involves the cultivation of various tropical and subtropical fruits that are not classified elsewhere. It includes the growing of fruits such as ciku, duku, langsat, dokong, cempedak, kedondong, durian belanda, salak, pulasan, longan, mata kucing, jackfruit, mangosteen, and avocado.