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Coconut is not only a part of worship, but it also plays an important role in health, farmers’ income, economy and environmental protection. Biodegradable products made from its fibers are a safe option of plastic, while its fruits and oils meet our nutrition and recipes.
Coconut tree, which is called Kalpavriksha, is called a tree fulfilling desires, is useful for us in every sense. Its importance is not only limited to religious worship, but it is also a boon for health, economy and environment. Surprisingly, in today’s era, it is also emerging as a great natural option of harmful substances like plastic and polythene.
Coconut cultivation is a major source of income for millions of farmers in India. This is such a tree, which continues to give fruit for about 80 years, due to which farmers continue to get permanent income for decades. The export of coconut and various products made from it provides foreign currency of thousands of crores of rupees every year, which plays an important role in strengthening the country’s economy.
Raw coconut is known for its nutritious water and delicious kernel. Dry coconut is used in making oil and mawa, which is used in sweets and many other dishes.
Strong fibers are found in the outer strict peel of coconut. Mattresses, carrot, ropes, baskets, brushes and bags etc. are made from these fibers. These fibers are durable and natural.
Given the heavy damage to the environment with plastic and polythene, coconut presents a stunning natural solution.
Biodegradable cups, plates, cans and packaging materials are being prepared from coconut fibers. They dissolve in nature by rotating easily after use, while polythene damages by staying in the ground for hundreds of years.
Shopping bags made from coconut fibers are a great option for polythene bags. They are strong, reusable and completely natural.
Geotextiles made of coconut fibers can be used in place of synthetic materials used in road construction and soil conservation, which is favorable for the environment.
