Commercial plantations are large-scale agricultural operations that focus on the cultivation of specific crops for sale and profit. These plantations often grow cash crops such as coffee, tea, rubber, and sugarcane, which are typically in high demand in global markets. The use of modern farming techniques and machinery helps maximize production and efficiency. These plantations are usually located in tropical or subtropical regions, where the climate is suitable for the growth of these crops. They often employ a significant workforce, including local laborers, and can have a substantial impact on the local economy and environment.