copra , auch: copperah

The population of this island makes a living by collecting copra.

The people who remain live primarily on fish and copra production.

She was scheduled to return with a cargo of copra.

Copra cake and oil are by far the nation's largest exports.

It is largely based on agriculture with a high level production of copra.

There are a couple of copra sheds at the port with little else.

The copra industry is plagued by world prices that have been depressed for years.

It is likewise the second most traded product in the town next to copra.

It is mostly an agricultural area for copra and rubber production.

The boots have to take their chance, if they do not happen to fit the copra trader.

They however are used for fishing, copra cutting and campsites.

This gave long-suffering copra growers their best news in many years.

Copra production, the most important single commercial activity for the past 100 years, now depends on government subsidies.

Her return cargo was usually coal, but sometimes hardwood or copra.

Twice a year a little schooner called to collect copra.

The town produces great quantity of rice, copra and corn.

Also, having made all our cocoanuts into copra, there was a famine.

In the days when copra, not tourism, was the major industry, as many as 50 people lived here.

Copra from 6 to 10 coconuts makes 1 litre oil.

The main crops produced for export are cocoa and copra.

The main agricultural product of the island is copra.

The principal raw material produced is copra and coconut oil.

It remains an agricultural town producing rice, corn and copra.

Beginning in 1952, the islands were regularly visited by copra merchants.

The coconut palm, which forms the basis for copra production, is of special economic importance.