Medicinal Seeds Contract Farming

In our extensive product range, we are highly engaged in offering a quality-approved range of Ashwagandha seed. Ashwagandha – Withania somnifera is one of the most powerful gifts of nature and Ayurveda to humanity. Talk about Ayurvedic treatment for anxiety, leucoderma, depression, insomnia, weight gain, weight loss,immunity, muscle strength, bodybuilding, antioxidants, sexual stimulant.

A perennial herb that is grown and widely used in Ayurvedic and other traditional medical treatments to cleanse the respiratory tract, promote healthy digestion and relieve gas. It grows up to 40-60cm in height with round oval shaped leaves (2-4cm long). The flowers are present in compact clusters having purple to reddish colour and produces tiny rust – coloured fruit.

In India, it is considered to be the most sacred of all the herbs and is found in almost every household. The plant is cultivated for religious and medicinal purposes and for its essential oil.

Soil &climate:

• Tulsi plant can be grown on any types of soils, however it is best cultivated in well drained, rich sandy loams soils having pH 5.5-7.
• It is grown in tropical and sub tropical climate conditions. It requires moderate annual rainfall with humid conditions for better yield.

Land preparation:
The land should be ploughed  2-3times to bring the soil to a fine tilth.  For better yield add around 15 tonnes of FYM before sowing and set up proper drainage to avoid waterlogged conditions.

Propagation:

• Tulsi plant can be propagated through seeds or cuttings.
• For nursery raising of seedlings, prepare a bed size (4.5x1.0x0.2)m and apply manure.
• As the seeds are very small in size mix the seeds with sand in the ratio of 1:5 (approx). It is then sown in beds 2months prior to monsoon. The seed germinate in about 20-30 days and seedlings become ready for transplanting in about 60-90days.
• Seed rate: 2kg/acre
• Plant spacing: 5x5cm

Irrigation:

• Water the plant in an interval of 3 days during summer followed by weekly interval during winter.
• Sprinkler or drip irrigation system can be used.

Caution:

• Avoid water logged conditions
• Weeding should be done at regular intervals

Harvesting & yield:

• The life span of tulsi plant is 1year. It is ready for harvesting after 3 months of planting when the plant reaches a height of 12inches.  The plant is cut leaving at least 15cm above ground level to ensure good regeneration for future harvests.
• In a year the estimated yield for dry leaves is 2000kg/acre where as 1000kg/acre for stems.

Marketing:The global market for basil demand is wide spread across the globe for its Ayurvedic purposes. Due to its high and effective medicinal properties; the demand of Tulsi in the market is growing rapidly.  

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Good news! Ginger isn't grown from seeds, but rather from a piece of the rhizome or tuber -- exactly the part of the plant you buy at the store! To start your ginger plant, simply select a plump, firm piece of ginger, soak it overnight in water, and then bury it in a big pot with good quality potting soil.

AKARKARA SEED:-Akarkara is an Indian Medicinal plant used in ayurvedic that enhance male vitality and virility in addition to being a brain tonic. . It is a great antioxidant which gives strength to the body.

USES/BENEFITS: Increases the production of testosterone, enhances fertility, increases spermatozoa and improves libido in male, stimulates desire and increases blood supply to genitals.

CULTIVATION: Land should be well irrigated before planting, sowing of Akarkara Plant is done in the month of August and plant grows well in well drained black or sandy loam soil with pH 6.0-7.5.Akarkara root mature in the month of Feb-March and produces about 500kg dry roots in 1 acre field.

MARKETING: The demand of Akarkara is high in market because it high benefits and uses particularly for men.
 
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in indian system of medicine kalmegh is widely used as a stomachic, tonic, antipyretic, anti-fertility, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antiviral, immuno-stimulatory and anti-oxidant agent. Androgropholide is the major active principle present in the plant attributing therapeutic activity.

Therapeutic use:-The root of the Hemidesmus plant is demulcent, alterative, astringent, diaphoretic, diuretic, tonic, anti-pyretic, and blood purifier.It is used in leprosy, skin diseases, fever, asthma, bronchitis, syphilis, pruritus and other urinary diseases, chronic rheumatism, and leucorrhoea.

Morphological characteristics:-Anantmool is a perennial, slender, twining undershrub with woody and fragrant rootstock.Stems are numerous, slender, wiry, and laticiferous.Leaves are simple, opposite, variable, elliptic–oblong to linear–lanceolate, variegated, and white above and silvery-white pubescent beneath.Floral characteristics:-Flowers are greenish purple, crowded in axillary cymes in small compact clusters.Fruits (follicles) are paired, cylindrical, pointed, and slender. Seeds are oblong in shape.Flowering is usually sparse and occurs in October, while fruits mature in January.

Distribution:-The species is distributed throughout the tropical and subtropical parts of India, especially in upper Gangetic plains, Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, and South India.It generally occurs on sub-ravine slopes, twining on shrubs and trees.

Climate and soil:-The plant is found throughout the tropical and subtropical parts of India.Loam to silt-clay loam soils with appropriate humus are suitable for its cultivation.The soil should be slightly alkaline with a pH of 7.5–8.5.

Propagation material:-The plant can best be propagated from stem and rootstock cuttings obtained from more than one-year-old plants.Rootstock cuttings have better sprouting and survival rates than stem cuttings.Agro-technique:-Nursery technique:-Raising propagules : Planting stock is raised in nursery through stem and root cuttings. The cuttings are planted in polythene bags or styrofoam trays between July and September. The cuttings establish or initiate roots in 30–45 days. The cuttings may be treated with commercially available root-promoting hormones before being planted in the nursery. Nursery can also be raised in shade net house in early summer under humid conditions.

Propagule rate and pretreatment : About 28 000 rooted cuttings are required for planting in 1 hectare of land. No specific treatment other than dipping in rooting hormones is required.Planting in the field:-

Land preparation and fertilizer application : The field is ploughed and harrowed, and levelled properly. Pits of size 30 cm × 30 cm × 30 cm are dug at a spacing of 60 cm × 60 cm in the prepared field. A basal dose of about 1–2 kg of FYM (farmyard manure) is mixed with soil and sand in equal quantities for filling in the pits.

Transplanting and optimum spacing : Rooted plantlets can be transplanted in the field at three- to five-leaved stage in August and September under rain-fed conditions. The propagules are planted in 30 cm3 pits with a spacing of 60 cm × 60 cm for better harvest.

Intercropping system : Since Sveta Sariva is a twiner and needs support for growth, it can be intercropped with trees in orchards/plantations where it may get staking support.

Interculture and maintenance practices : Only organic manure @ 1–2 kg/ plant is recommended to be mixed with the soil at the time of field preparation. As many as three to four weedings are recommended for the crop. The interval between subsequent weeding and hoeing may be 30–45 days. Common weedicides based on glyphosate may be used at the time of land preparation.

Irrigation practices : The crop may be irrigated at the time of transplanting. Two subsequent irrigations are required during establishment stage, 15 and 45 days after transplanting. The crop grows as a rain-fed crop under humid tropical conditions, thus not much irrigation is required.

Disease and pest control : No serious damage by diseases and insect pests has been observed in the crop.

Harvest management

• Crop maturity and harvesting : A minimum period of two-and-a-half years is required for root maturity. Harvesting may be done in December and January.
• Post-harvest management : The roots are dug with care and some part of the root is left within the soil for regeneration. The harvested roots are washed, dried in shade, and stored in moisture-free packing in cool and dry places.
• Chemical constituents : The roots contain coumarin and two sterols – hemidosterol and hemidesmol – besides resins and tannins. Aerial parts of the plant contain carotenoid (22.4 mg/100 g), provitamin A, vitamin C (27.2 mg/100 g), tannins (1.7%), phenolics, anthocyanins, reducing and non-reducing sugars (17.6%), and anti-nutritional factors.
• Yield : A total dry root biomass of approximately 1.2 tonnes per hectare is obtained

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MORINGA DRUMSTICK SEED:-Moringa Drumstick is a vegetable plant grown for its edible tender pods, leaves and flowers that are rich in nutrient.Moringa tree can reach up to a height of about 8-10 feet.

Uses: Good for pregnant women, lower blood pressure, moderate blood sugar level.

Cultivation: Moringa/drumstick plant grows best in well-drained sandy or loamy soil the plants can be transplanted after 35-40 days of sowing in the polybags.Harvesting is done after 8-9 months. Approximately it yields 10 Kg/plant of fresh drumstick. Moringa is increasingly popular on the European market for food supplements. India is currently the main global supplier and the market value to grow annually

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stevia is not as easy to grow as most culinary herbs, but it has been successfully grown in climates ranging from southern canada to the american south. stevia is hardy in  plant hardiness zones 11 and up, and does best in semi-humid locations with acidic, well-draining soil.

sow stevia seeds indoors 8-10 weeks before the last frost in spring. sow seeds ¼ inches deep in seed-starting formula. sow double or triple the amount of seed you usually would for other plants as the germination rate can be lower than for other seed varieties. seedlings emerge in 14-21 days.

moreover, black wheat is helpful in the prevention of stress, obesity, cancer, diabetes, and heart-related diseases. while anthocyanin is available 5 to 15 passes per million in common wheat, 40 to 140 passes per million found in black wheat. anthocyanin provides health benefits like fruits like blueberry