Estate facts

Along western edge of the Indian Peninsula runs a range of mountains called the Western Ghats. Regarded as one of the bio-diversity hotspots of the world, these pristine hills and valleys are home to a trove of flora and fauna, some of which remain undiscovered to this day. In the midst of this scene sits Bettadamalali Estate, a 450 acre estate established in the early 1900's.


Land

450 acres

Area under Arabica

250

Area under robusta

100

Area under conservation

50

Area under other crops

50

Elevation

800 m to 1350 m

Shade

Native species and silver oak

Soil

 

Rainfall

2100 to 2300 mm

Temperature

18 to 32 degrees Celsius

Harvesting season

Late November to end of February

Intercrops

Beetle nut, Black pepper





Bettadamalali Estate - Facts


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450

Land in acres

250

Arabica in acres

100

Robusta in acres

2100 - 2300

rainfall