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Tecoma stansis a species of flowering perennial shrub in the trumpet vine family, Bignoniaceae, that is native to the Americas.

Based in Rajasthan, India, we are a dependable name, actively engaged in providing Agri Consultancy Services to our worthy patrons. Working with a team of diligent and highly experienced professionals has enabled us to meet varied requirements of the clients. We provide complete assistance to the patrons and render the best solution. Also, we charge moderately for our services.

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Success in the marketplace is determined by how well we serve our clients. Understanding our markets and using this awareness to deliver better customer support, we provide ªStart to Endº consultancy packages for all kind of agricultural activities as desired by our clients.

Generally, our comprehensive consultancy services include the following :

• Land selection and development for suitable farm operations. We provide consultancy for selection of good agricultural lands as per need of the customer, soil quality parameters and available natural and manmade resources etc. Complete solution for developing a barren and undeveloped land into a productive fertile farm is available with us.
• Land surveys and soil-water testing on demand. We provide knowledge for soil sampling techniques, identification of problem soils (saline, alkaline, acid soils) and their management. We train our clients with comprehensive solutions to correct or remove soil disorders, soil correction methods and their feasibility at site, selection of soil ameliorating products and soil management after amelioration procedures etc.
• Selection of crops and laying out of farm land for identifying crops according to customer's choice, soil type, agro-climatic conditions, crop duration, expected returns, initial investments, infrastructure availability, market demand and market flow. We also provide detailed and summarized crop economics, pros and cons in choosing particular crops, intercropping options along with comprehensive cultivation packages, modern agro-technologies for particular crops and much more as desired by the customer.
• Procurement of quality and authentic planting material of recommended crops at comparatively less expensive prices at clients¹ door step.
• Consultancy for implementing greenhouse projects. We provide on-site turnkey project consultancy for floriculture, vegetable and other feasible crops under greenhouse cultivation. With experience and skills of building greenhouse polyhouse net house, our on-site assistance can help to plan, locate sources of materials, lay-out and supervise construction of these infrastructures.
• Offer complete package for developing ªMAP Nurseriesº of market leading medicinal and aromatic plants.
• Provide pre and post harvest management solutions, drying, grinding, sieving, grading, storage, packaging and marketing of final agri produce etc.
• Provide consultancy for processing and value addition in MAPs, quality control in herbal drugs and essential oils and setting up processing units for medicinal and aromatic plants.
• Consultancy for understanding and adopting new agro-technologies viz., Integrated Nutrient Management (INM), Integrated pest management (IPM), Site-Specific Nutrient Management (SSNM), Real Time Nutrient Management (RTNM), Organic Farming, Precision Farming and balanced crop nutrition etc etc.
• Consultancy and opportunity to discuss on all soil related issues like study of soil behaviour in terms of soil properties, soil productivity and soil fertility issues, soil conservation techniques, soil water management, rain water harvesting methods etc.

Buyback SchemeWe provide 100 per cent fixed price buyback assurance to our clients for all medicinal and aromatic plants. For this service, it is obligatory for our clients to purchase planting material from our company for our quality assurance of the final produce. In case, if clients purchase planting material from other source, we can also sign an agreement to purchase the produce conditional to fix the price only after quality test in our lab.

Online Consultancy ServicesWe provide absolutely free online consultancy on clients¹ desktop screen or via phone for those clients who choose to get associate with us under our buyback intervention programme for cultivation of MAPs and other crops. Our online agricultural support is assisting clients with project planning, procurement, farm management and consulting for agricultural projects worldwide. We also train local growers to adjust to up-to-date agricultural technologies, growing methods, harvesting, post harvesting and marketing.

Value Added ServicesWe provide a complete package of services that ensures a mutually beneficial and enduring business relationship. These Value Added Services include :

• Providing solutions to customers using our in house talent and a wide network of business associates.
• Expert Agronomic Support, agricultural assessment & project planning. Designing and setting up turn-key projects. We also prepare feasibility report on demand after making field survey.
• Facilitating to acquire Government subsidies by preparing detailed project reports for any farming/ agriculture processing or related projects and suggesting proper channels for clients¹ convenience.
• Helping manufacturers/farmers in locating and developing markets for their products by leveraging the knowledge of local markets and cultures in different parts of the world.
• Assisting buyers to source quality products, arranging Inspection, quality control and ensuring timely delivery with after Sales Service.
• Training of Customer's Technicians and maintaining direct contact with customers through a network of well connected and qualified executives, thoroughly familiar with local business practices.

Terms and Conditions for Consultancy Services

Meeting with ClientHaving prior appointment, client can directly meet us at our office for counseling and initial discussion. During the meet, we enquire basic data about the client, his requirements and expectations followed by a detailed discussion about the project. In this session, we educate the client about his requirements with some refinement in his ideas and aims. Most of the time we find that clients approach us with wrong hypothesis and anticipation on agriculture projects. Therefore, We provide them correct information and latest updates. Finally, to conclude our first meeting, we draw a tentative design of required consultancy services by the client and provoke him for further necessary action.

Site/ Farm VisitEven though first we meet our clients at our office, we have to provide our services at the farmland only. During site visit, we generally go through detailed inspection and evaluate various agro-climatic and socio-economic factors governing selection of suitable crops to be cultivated on farm and Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and Good Management Practices (GMP). After complete survey and on the basis of recorded database, we draft a ©Technical Feasibility Report¹ for the reference of the client with the help of which he would be able to take accurate and appropriate decision. This report will include all details like what to do or not to do on proposed site and suggestion for best suited crops for the farm and an instruction manual for the client to implement the crop schedule and needful operations.

On-Farm Implementation of consultancy servicesWe also provide ªStart to Endº on-farm services as mentioned in Technical Feasibility Report/ Detailed Project Report (DPR) prepared on demand of the client. Start from the beginning viz., from performing pre-requisite site analysis and developing all required and mandatory infrastructure for building up approved cropping system(s) upto the end including harvesting, processing, packaging and marketing of end produce, we shall undertake all the works. We are having enough experience & proficiency for the said job. Here, service charges for the implementation of the project are finalized only after taking many things into consideration and detailed discussion with client.

Persons interested in farming with training and complete solutions for agriculture will be entertained only on prior appointment basis. +91-9799931200

20 kg capacity solar dryer for food products .

• size: 4 x 8 sq. ft
• maximum temperature: 60 +- 10 degree celsius
• actual size of solar dryer: width: 46.5 inches
• height: 30 (ground height) + 16 inches (tunnel height), length: 102 inches
• solar panel capacity: 10 w 12 v
• air flow: forced convection using 12 v fan
• number of fans: 1
• total drying area: 20 sq. ft.

We are staffed with professionals and under their guidance; we keep a close check on the products and ensure that the range is as per the exact customers' requirements. All those who are looking for a responsible name supplying Malabar Neem Plants(Melia Dubia) can get in touch with us!

Details :

• Synonym : Melia composita willd.        
• Family : Miliaceae.
• Kannad : Hebbevu   
• Telgu : Munnattikaraka
• Tamil : Maali vembu  TRADE: Malbar Nim wood

More About Malabar Neem Plants :

• A large tree, attaining a height of 20 m. with a spreading crown and a cylindrical straight bole of 9 m. length X 1.2-1.5 m. girth found in Sikkim Himalayas, North Bengal. Upper Assam, Khasi Hills, hills of Orissa, N.Circas, Descant and Western Ghats at altitudes of 1500 – 1800 m.
• It grows rapidly and is used for reforestation purposes. (Troup, I 186: Burkill, II 1443: Bor, 253) and yields a useful timber.

Site Factors : In its natural habitat the absolute maximum shade temperature varies from 37.5–47.5 C and the absolute minimum from 0–15 C. It does well in moist regions, with a mean annual rainfall exceeding 1000 mm. The mean relative humidity in July varies from70–90% and in January from 50–80 %.Topography : It is commonly found in the hills at elevations ranging from 600 – 1800m.

Cultivation :

• The rooted saplings are planted onset of the monsoon or during the monsoon.
• The suggested pit size is 2’ x 2’- 0.60m Cube.
• Espacement of 3.5 m x 3.5 m is recommended. This will give better girth in shorter duration.

Growth Statistics : The growth is rapid. GAMBLES’s specimens gave 8 – 12 rings/dm of radius (mean annual girth increment 5.3 – 8 cm) for a Tamil Nadu specimen, and 28 rings/dm (mean annual girth increment 2.3 cm) for a specimen from Bengal. North Kanara in Karnataka specimen showed 12-16 rings/dm of radius (Talbot, 1909) giving a mean annual girth increment of 4 –5.3 cm. Trees grown in the Calcutta Botanical gardens from specimen from Malbar origin are said to have reached in 7 years an average height of 14m and a girth of 112 cm at breast height. This rate of growth is equivalent to 4-rings/ dm of radius. Even in comparatively dry regions with a rainfall of 750 – 1000 mm, a height of 3 – 4.5 m is obtained in plantations, against 6-7.5 m in more favourable locations.

Utilisation :

• Physical and Mechanical Properties of the Wood : The sapwood is grayish-white, usually with a yellowish cast; the ‘ heartwood ’ is light pink to light red when first exposed, ageing to pale russet brown, subject to grey stain. It is lustrous and without characteristic odour or taste.
• It is very light (sp.gr. approximately 0.34, weight at 12 5 moisture content about 336 kg/m3), straight-grained, coarse and somewhat uneven-textured. Annual growth rings are distinct but not conspicuous and number 12-16 / dm of radius.
• Seasoning and Preservation behavior : The timber seasons well if the logs are converted in a green state, though if left long in the log, it is liable to develop end splitting and decoration. Like many other meliaceous timbers, it contracts very considerably across the grain while drying out. The best method of dealing with the timber is to convert the logs as soon after felling as possible and to open stack the sawn material, preferably undercover to avoid grey stain.
• Present day uses : The wood is used for packing cases, cigar boxes, ceiling planks, building purposes, agricultural implements, pencils, math boxes, splints and catamarans. In Srilanka, it is employed for outriggers of boats. It is suitable for musical instruments, tea boxes and the most importantly in making plywood, as the wood is anti-termite by itself.

 
The details of quality & technical specifications are as follows :

• The logs had very high moisture contents and were green.
• All logs were round and good for peeling. Roundness seems to be inherent quality of this tree.
• Logs peel easily.
• Outturn is excellent – 70% & better in fresh cut logs.
• Veneer strong and firm.
• Two small logs were peeled for faces. Quality obtained was acceptable.
• M.R.Grade Plywood pressed with these veneers and in combination with other veneers gave excellent results.
• (Pearson & Brown, I 243; Macmillan, 96, 213; Cameran, 64; Trotter, 1944, 217; Rama Rao, 73; Indian For., 1948, 74, 279)

With a proper network of buyers with us, we are able to provide returns of  the farmers/cultivators who purchase the planting material from us and do farming as per our instructions. The crop/crops under buy back agreement are provided with targeted requirements. We are making farming a business which gives assured profits.

Persons interested in farming with buy back agreement will be entertained only on prior appointment basis. +91-9799931200   

THE COMPLETE SOLUTION AGRICULTURE BY WORKSHOP  

India's Agriculture sector contributes to 16% of its GDP and provides 50% employment. However, this sector is still ignored by most of the educated people because of sheer lack of Technical knowledge.  

Amritanjali aims to bridge this gap between the educated people and agriculture sector. We will provide you an Extensive Training Program to answer all your queries regarding better Agricultural Practices. Be part of this 1Day Comprehensive Training program which provides Technical and Practical Know- How on the Plantation, Cultivation, Harvesting and Processing of Aloe Vera, Stevia and Other Medicinal Herbs.

What we include in workshop?

Theoretical and Technical Details about soil and water testing, Subsidies provided by the Government, Harvesting and Maintenance Procedures for various Medicinal herbs like Aloe, Stevia, Lemon-grass, Satavar etc. We describe about the various Processing Procedures for Medicinal Herbs, initial cost and returns & various marketing strategies. Guest Lectures by Ayurvedic Doctors on the uses, cultivation, harvesting and maintenance of Medicinal Herbs. Practical demonstration of Various Medicinal Herbs like Aloe Vera, Stevia, Lemon Grass, Palmarosa, Satavar, Neem, Tulsi, etc. We also aim to inputs knowledge on organic farming & organic fertilizers (vermi-composting), Company Buy-back agreement and answer your queries on better Agricultural practices.

MEDICINAL AND ORGANIC FARMING CULTIVATION TRAINING 

There is a huge demand for Medicinal plants products in various industries Like Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics, Health etc According to our old Ayurvedic knowledge the most important treasures we have are our medicinal plants. There is no side effect reported as far and also they are available at low cost. Hence demand in the market is high from manufacturing industries. In this training module we provide training of cultivation as well as live demonstration to increase participant’s business aspects.

Jobs prospects:

This is a self employment giving program as its need is increasing rapidly. Because of medicinal value, the medicinal plant cultivation is in highly demand in national and international markets. Our expert faculty has full knowledge about medicinal plant cultivation FROM Sowing to Harvesting, Marketing and Setting up Small Processing Units. Due to medicinal farming the small farms holders have a big opportunity to become Agri-Entrepreneurs, Agri tourism.

Scientific Research proves that medicinal plant cultivation practices can:

• Human health
• No side effects
• Long effects
• Cheap/ affordable to common people.
• What Happens in the medicinal Certificate Course

The Medicinal Plant Cultivation Certificate training course is a program with live demonstration at our Organic Farm. We provide a guide book from which trainees will know all about organic farming practices.

This Medicinal Plant Cultivation Certificate training course has a 1 DAY  schedule.

With proper network of buyers with us, we are able to provide returns of  the farmers/cultivators who purchase the planting material from us and do farming as per our instructions. The crop/crops under buy back agreement are provided with targeted requirements. We are making farming a business which gives assured profits.

Persons interested in farming with training and complete solutions for agriculture will be entertained only on prior appointment basis. +91-9799931200

We are staffed with professionals and under their guidance; we keep a close check on the products and ensure that the range is as per the exact customers' requirements. All those who are looking for a responsible name supplying Malabar Neem Plants(Melia Dubia) can get in touch with us!

Details :

• Synonym :Melia composita willd.
• Family :Miliaceae.
• Kannad:Hebbevu
• Telgu :Munnattikaraka
• Tamil :Maali vembu TRADE: Malbar Nim wood

More About Malabar Neem Plants :

• A large tree, attaining a height of 20 m. with a spreading crown and a cylindrical straight bole of 9 m. length X 1.2-1.5 m. girth found in Sikkim Himalayas, North Bengal. Upper Assam, Khasi Hills, hills of Orissa, N.Circas, Descant and Western Ghats at altitudes of 1500 1800 m.
• It grows rapidly and is used for reforestation purposes. (Troup, I 186: Burkill, II 1443: Bor, 253) and yields a useful timber.

Site Factors :In its natural habitat the absolute maximum shade temperature varies from 37.547.5 C and the absolute minimum from 015 C. It does well in moist regions, with a mean annual rainfall exceeding 1000 mm. The mean relative humidity in July varies from7090% and in January from 5080 %.Topography : It is commonly found in the hills at elevations ranging from 600 1800m.

Cultivation :

• The rooted saplings are planted onset of the monsoon or during the monsoon.
• The suggested pit size is 2 x 2- 0.60m Cube.
• Espacement of 3.5 m x 3.5 m is recommended. This will give better girth in shorter duration.

Growth Statistics :The growth is rapid. GAMBLESs specimens gave 8 12 rings/dm of radius (mean annual girth increment 5.3 8 cm) for a Tamil Nadu specimen, and 28 rings/dm (mean annual girth increment 2.3 cm) for a specimen from Bengal. North Kanara in Karnataka specimen showed 12-16 rings/dm of radius (Talbot, 1909) giving a mean annual girth increment of 4 5.3 cm. Trees grown in the Calcutta Botanical gardens from specimen from Malbar origin are said to have reached in 7 years an average height of 14m and a girth of 112 cm at breast height. This rate of growth is equivalent to 4-rings/ dm of radius. Even in comparatively dry regions with a rainfall of 750 1000 mm, a height of 3 4.5 m is obtained in plantations, against 6-7.5 m in more favourable locations.

Utilisation :

• Physical and Mechanical Properties of the Wood :The sapwood is grayish-white, usually with a yellowish cast; the heartwood is light pink to light red when first exposed, ageing to pale russet brown, subject to grey stain. It is lustrous and without characteristic odour or taste.
• It is very light (sp.gr. approximately 0.34, weight at 12 5 moisture content about 336 kg/m3), straight-grained, coarse and somewhat uneven-textured. Annual growth rings are distinct but not conspicuous and number 12-16 / dm of radius.
• Seasoning and Preservation behavior:The timber seasons well if the logs are converted in a green state, though if left long in the log, it is liable to develop end splitting and decoration. Like many other meliaceous timbers, it contracts very considerably across the grain while drying out. The best method of dealing with the timber is to convert the logs as soon after felling as possible and to open stack the sawn material, preferably undercover to avoid grey stain.
• Present day uses :The wood is used for packing cases, cigar boxes, ceiling planks, building purposes, agricultural implements, pencils, math boxes, splints and catamarans. In Srilanka, it is employed for outriggers of boats. It is suitable for musical instruments, tea boxes and the most importantly in making plywood, as the wood is anti-termite by itself.

The details of quality & technical specifications are as follows :

• The logs had very high moisture contents and were green.
• All logs were round and good for peeling. Roundness seems to be inherent quality of this tree.
• Logs peel easily.
• Outturn is excellent 70% & better in fresh cut logs.
• Veneer strong and firm.
• Two small logs were peeled for faces. Quality obtained was acceptable.
• M.R.Grade Plywood pressed with these veneers and in combination with other veneers gave excellent results.
• (Pearson & Brown, I 243; Macmillan, 96, 213; Cameran, 64; Trotter, 1944, 217; Rama Rao, 73; Indian For., 1948, 74, 279)

Economics of Melia Dubia Cultivation :

• Preliminaries / Pitting / Farmyard manure / Planting etc. Rs. 20, 000
• Cost of 400 rooted plants: Rs. 200/- each. Rs. 80, 000
• Cost of Drip lineRs . 40, 000
• Total Expenditure for 1styear Rs. 1, 40, 000
• Add : Weeding / Watering / Manure etc until 8 yearsRs. 40, 000
• Total CostRs. 1, 80, 000

Income :(After 8 years)

• Average yield 20 Cubic feet wood per tree X 400 trees. = 8000 Cft
• Realisation @ Rs. * 200/ cft. X 8000 =Rs. 16, 00, 000
• Net Income :Rs.14, 20, 00

Shatavari in Sanskrit means “the plant with hundred roots” owing to the roots of this natural herb that are enriched with medicinal properties and are regularly used in the preparation of various ayurvedic formulations. Some scriptures also mention the plant as “one with hundred husbands” since the plant is extremely beneficial for enhancing women health and promotes libido in women.
hatavari has been used for centuries as a harmone balancer and a general tonic to uplift female health and libido. Being a powerful adaptogenic herb, it not only relieves one from physical and emotional stress but also manages diabetes mellitus, prevents high cholesterol and triglyceride levels, and helps in the treatment of bacterial and fungal infections, oedema, infertility, depression and cancer.

CultivationSatavar is common throughout the tropical and subtropical regions, particularly central India. It is also found up to an altitude of 1500 m in subtropical Himalayas. By nature, the plant is xerophytic and prefers the semi-arid to subtropical, cool environment.

Climate And SoilSoil – black, well drained and fertile soil is good for cultivation. But can be cultivated in loose and medium black soil. Climate- crop responses well to tropical and hot climate The plant prefers annual average rainfall of 600–1000 mm or less, of which 85% is received during July to September. A well-drained fertile sandy-loam to medium black soil, with a pH of 6–8 is best suited for its cultivation with staking support. Satavar can be grown in open land as well as under shade, but very high moisture levels result in rotting of root.

Kali or Shyah-Musali is a powerful herbal medicine used extensively in the traditional Indian system of medicine for its extremely impressive therapeutic qualities. It is an endangered flowering plant species that go with the botanical name Curculigo orchioides and belongs to the Hypoxidaceae family. It is commonly called golden eye-grass, xian mao, weevil-wort (Nepal), Black Musli, Kali Musli and Kali Musali. This herbal plant is native to Nepal, China, Japan, and India and is highly valued as one of the vital Rasayana formulations that offer strength and vitality to the body.

The rhizome of kali haldi has a bitter, sharp, hot taste, and a pleasant odour. It has anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties, and is laxative. It is used as a tonic for the brain and the heart. Rhizomes are useful in treating leucoderma, piles, bronchitis, asthma, tumors, and tuberculous glands of the neck, enlarge- ment of the spleen, epileptic seizures, inflammations, and al- lergic eruptions. Black turmeric is native to Northeastern and Central India where it has been part of cultural ceremonies and medicinal remedies. Black turmeric is used by many tribal communities in the state of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra. The herb is sold fresh or dried in markets across India and Southeast Asia. As of 2016, Black turmeric has been listed as an endangered species by the Indian Agricul- tural Department. Efforts are being made to protect and conserve Black turmeric in Odisha, on the central eastern coast, along the Bay of Bengal.

Gokshura is an herb and also it is a medicinal plant. It is used in preparation of medicines. It is one of the pure herb which is used in Ayurvedic medicines. The Gokshura is originated from the genus of Tribulus. Gokshura belong to Zygophyllaceae family. The Gokshura is scientifically named as Tribulus terrestris. These herbs are not only used in Ayurvedic medicines, but also in other Indian Medicines like Siddha, Unani and Kashmiri. In North America it is an invasive species. It is an herbaceous tap-rooted perennial plant. These are mainly found in Southern Europe, Australia, Africa, India, China, Vietnam and Southern Asia.

As this is mostly found in the subtropical parts so in India also these Gokshura is found in Punjab, Gujarat, Assam, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttaranchal. This Gokshura herb is also named as Gokharu, Gokhru, Gokhru, Bahukantaka and Chirupalleru.

Salvia hispanica is the scientific name for Chia seeds, and is commonly known as China, and it is a flowering plant from the mint family, Lamiaceae, which is native to central and southern Mexico and Guatemala. It is considered a pseudocereal, mainly cultivated for its edible, hydrophilic Chia seed, grown and commonly used as food in several countries of western South America, western Mexico, and the southwestern United States.

Chia seeds are one of the nutrition and healthy food items nowadays. Chia seeds are edible in several ways. There are a lot of Chia recipes you can discover yourself. There are many more recipes that you can experiment yourself. Chia grows well in tropical and subtropical regions; it is optimally established from 400 to 2500 m a.s.l., but the areas below 200 m elevation are not good for Chia cultivation). Chia crop is intolerant to freezing at the early stages of growth.

It can grow it successfully at altitudes up to 3200 ft. It thrives light soil, and benefits from good nutrition. It is a hardy plant, which makes organic farming a great success. Yields of Chia seeds are around 2880 kg per acre are common. Harvesting and processing depend on the location and the size of the farm, but the commercial farms would harvest with a combine harvester and then process it similar to quinoa, wild rice etc.

Chia seeds vary in size, the sizes of the seeds depend on the moisture available there and its range. Chia plants grow up to 3 cm to 4 cm under dry environmental conditions and up to 60 cm, if grown in optimal growth conditions.

The leaves of the plant are thick and wrinkled and are dark green in color. The leaves are deeply lobed with a thin cover of fine, soft, grayish hairs are available on its upper surface. The plants have many stems which emerge from the base of the plant. The flowers of the plants have with two lips in pale blue to deep blue. Each flower has 13 tiny flat seeds which is 1.5-2 mm in length and is gray to light brown in colors.