Agricultural research may be highly profitable or may be a great waste of resources. Creating , coordinating  and operating  productive agricultural research is a complicated undertaking. It is even more so if a highly commercial crop such as the coconut is concerned. The paper presents some of the researchable gaps in the development of the technology to asexually propagate  the coconut palm  aiming at a faster coordination  and use of generated  information . Coordinated regular meetings and workshops of the various researchers involved will make each of them share th e progress achieved , there by  avoiding unnecessary  duplication , particularly  at this developmental stage where secrecy is high. This is to be expected when generated technology is highly viable commercially.