Coconut, palms and paddy are mainly found in Malappuram coast.
Cashew, coconut, and tapioca are seen in Malappuram undulating plain.
Rubber, cashew, pepper, and coconut are the important vegetation found in the Chaliyar river basin.
Nilambur forested hills contain the cultivation of a wide variety of species.
Teak is mostly seen in this region.
Perinthalmanna undulating uplands contain the cultivation of species coconut, palm trees, pepper, rubber, and cashew.
The Kadalundi River drains this region.
Besides these casual crops, species like mango, jackfruit, banana, etc.
are also seen in district.

According to the statistics of 2016–17, the gross cropped area in the district is 237,860 hectares, and the net cropped area is 173,178 hectares.
The cropping intensity of the district is 137 hectares.
The most produced uncountable crop in 2016-17 was tapioca (185,880 Metric Tonnes), followed by banana (58,564 MT), and rubber (40,000 MT).
878 million coconuts and 19 million jackfruits were produced in 2016–17.
However, the land use was maximum for the cultivation of coconut (102,836 hectares), followed by rubber (42,770 hectares), and areca nut (18,379 hectares).
An agricultural research station functions at Anakkayam.
KCAET at Thavanur is the only agricultural engineering institute in the state.
The Seed Garden Complex at Munderi, is said to be one of the biggest farms in Asia.
State seed farms function at Chokkad, Thavanur, and Anakkayam.
A district agricultural farm functions at Chungathara.
A coconut nursery functions at Parappanangadi.
Coconut, palms and paddy are mainly found in Malappuram coast. Cashew, coconut, and tapioca are seen in Malappuram undulating plain. Rubber, cashew, pepper, and coconut are the important vegetation found in the Chaliyar river basin. Nilambur forested hills contain the cultivation of a wide variety of species. Teak is mostly seen in this region. Perinthalmanna undulating uplands contain the cultivation of species coconut, palm trees, pepper, rubber, and cashew. The Kadalundi River drains this region. Besides these casual crops, species like mango, jackfruit, banana, etc. are also seen in district.
According to the statistics of 2016–17, the gross cropped area in the district is 237,860 hectares, and the net cropped area is 173,178 hectares. The cropping intensity of the district is 137 hectares. The most produced uncountable crop in 2016-17 was tapioca (185,880 Metric Tonnes), followed by banana (58,564 MT), and rubber (40,000 MT). 878 million coconuts and 19 million jackfruits were produced in 2016–17. However, the land use was maximum for the cultivation of coconut (102,836 hectares), followed by rubber (42,770 hectares), and areca nut (18,379 hectares). An agricultural research station functions at Anakkayam. KCAET at Thavanur is the only agricultural engineering institute in the state. The Seed Garden Complex at Munderi, is said to be one of the biggest farms in Asia. State seed farms function at Chokkad, Thavanur, and Anakkayam. A district agricultural farm functions at Chungathara. A coconut nursery functions at Parappanangadi.
Malappuram district