A.P. Forest Development Corporation Ltd

FAQ's.

FAQ
Whom to be informed, whether any information relating to encroachment of forest areas is noticed by the public?
Whom to be informed, whether any information relating to smuggling and illegal storage of forest produce is noticed by the public?
Where can I get seedlings for planting in my house/institute/Field bunds?
Can I get the seedlings free of cost or is there a price fixed for seedlings of important species like Teak, bamboo etc.
Will APFDC sell its coffee through retail counters?
Will APFDC sell its Cashewnut through retail counters?
Q.Where can I get seedlings for planting in my house/institute/Field bunds?
 
Q.Whom to be informed, whether any information relating to encroachment of forest areas is noticed by the public?
 
In respect of Forest areas under the control of APFDC the concerned Divisional Manager or the Regional Manager may be informed. Click here for contact information.
In respect of areas under the control of Forest Department, the Conservator of Forests of the region / concerned Divisional Forest Officers (territorial and flying squad) / Sub-Divisional Forest Officers located at District head quarters and local Forest Range Officer/ Forest Section Officer. Alternatively, the information can be furnished to the following officers
Spl. Prl. Chief Conservator of Forests ( Vigilance ): Mobile: 9440810005,Off: 040-23231564.
Addl. Prl. Chief Conservator of Forests (Vigilance): Mobile: 9440810017,Off: 040-23231553.
 
Q.Whom to be informed, whether any information relating to smuggling and illegal storage of forest produce is noticed by the public?
 
If the material or the produce belong to APFDC, then the concerned Divisional Manager or the Regional Manager may be informed. If the same belongs to the Forest Department areas, the Conservator of Forests of the region / concerned Divisional Forest Officers (territorial and flying squad) / Sub-Divisional Forest Officers located at District head quarters and local Forest Range Officer/ Forest Section Officer. The contact members are available in this website Alternatively, the information can be furnished to the Vigilance officers mentioned above.
 
Q.Where can I get seedlings for planting in my house/institute/Field bunds?
 
APFDC supplies Eucalyptus Clonal seedlings which can be planted in vacant lands, field bunds etc. You may contact Regional Manager, Rajahmundry / Nellore / Hyderabad for details. Click here for contact information. If any other seedlings are required, you can contact Divisional Forest Officer, Social Forestry Division who is located at District Headquarters or the Forest Range Officer Social Forestry whose headquarters are situated in important Mandal Headquarters.
 
 
Can I get the seedlings free of cost or is there a price fixed for seedlings of important species like Teak, bamboo etc.
 
APFDC supplies Eucalyptus Clonal Seedlings at the fixed price. For any other seedlings, you will have to contact the Forest Department. The price of the seedlings will be decided by the District Forest Committee chaired by the District Collector every year. Important species like teak, bamboo will have a price which will be decided by the committee.
 
Q.Will APFDC sell its coffee through retail counters?
 
APFDC sells clean coffee through public auctions held at Vijayawada. No retail sale of coffee is conducted.
 
 
Q.Will APFDC sell its Cashewnut through retail counters?
 
APFDC sells the right to collect Cashew Usufruct on estate basis for a period of (1) year. No retail sale of Cashewnut / Cashew Kernel is conducted.
 
 

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Coffee plantations: A boon to tribal people
Coffee plantations raised in 4,000-odd hectares by the Andhra Pradesh Forest Development Corporation (APFDC) in seven mandals in the Agency area is a great boon to tribal women and men.

High Level Eucalyptus Clonal Plantation
APFDC had been raising Industrial Plantations of Eucalyptus and Bamboo so far covering an area of 48,000 ha and 10,000 ha respectively. The plantations raised through seed in the past have given an average yield of only 10 MT/ha at the rotation age of 8/9 years as against projected yields of 40 MT/ha. The yield from subsequent rotations is only ⅓ rd to ¼th of first rotation.