It is a dicot legume, herbaceousannual foetid herb, known as Sickle Pod, CoffeePod, Tora, Tovara, and it�s an important . .Considered as a wild wild peanut or pistache that has many healing benefits. .The seeds, roots and leaves from this plant has shown to be very beneficial to the modern system of herbal medicines. .One of the recognizedanthraquinone(organic compound) containing plants and has been used in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine.

Features Sunnhemp-Black(Crotolaria Juncea):- Origin: Zimbabwe/Zambia/North India/Thailand/USA Mini-Red(Crotalaria Ochroleuca):- Origin: Zambia/Tnzania/Australia Untreated & Uncertified. Min.Germination:85% and Min.Purity:99.80% Widely adapted to most well drained soil types. Weeds free seeds-First in the world. A tropical legume, mainly produced for green manure which can also be grazed. Sensitive to cold weather conditions. Drought tolerant. No. 1 cover crop in many tropical countries for reclaiming poor land. A good source of Nitrogen and Potash.  

It is a dicot legume, herbaceousannual foetid herb, known as Sickle Pod, CoffeePod, Tora, Tovara. . Considered as a wild peanut or pistache that has many healing benefits. .The seeds, roots and leaves from this plant has shown to be very beneficial to the modern system of herbal medicines. .One of the recognizedanthraquinone(organic compound) containing plants and has been used in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine. Growing Conditions: Cassia Tora is very stress tolerant and is an easy plant to grow. C.Tora can grow in dry soil through tropical parts and high hills of elevation(Himalayas) of up to 1800 meters as well as the plains. The seeds has vast soil reserves that can remain viable for up to 20 years and can produce up to 1, 000 emerged plants per square meter following a precise germinating rain. Uses: The plant and seeds are edible. Young leaves can be cooked as a vegetable while the roastedseeds are a good substitute for coffee. It is used as a natural pesticide in organic farms and its powder is most commonly used in the pet food industry. Alternatively, it is mixed with Guar gum for use in mining and other industrial applications. It couldbe a reliable cheap source of nutritious feed for CtenopharyngodonIdella, a fast growing exotic carp. C.Toratea: C.Tora is a herbal, pure, natural and non-polluted green health beverage.In Republic of Korea, it is believed to rejuvenate human vision. Additionally, the tea has created a new term “coffee-tea”, because of its mysterious but, very rich taste and its coffee aroma.It is made from 100% C.Tora , with no artificial colouring and no caffeine , and could be a healthier substitute for coffeeand sodas. Medicinal Properties: It has been used for treating skin diseases such as leprosy, ringworm, itching and psoriasis and also for snakebites, scorpion and honey-bee bites. Other medicinal provisions from plant parts include balm for arthritis using leaves of C.Tora. Glucoside resembling Chrysophanic acid is obtained from leaves and seeds, also minerals from the leaves. The seeds and leaves are also used to treat skin diseases and its seeds can be utilized as a laxative. It is defined that C.Tora seeds and leaves have Acrid, Cardiotonic, Antiperiodic, Ophthalmic, Anthelmintic, Liver tonic, and Expectorant. The seeds and leaves are most useful in cough, leprosy, colic, flatulence, dyspepsia, constipation, bronchitis, and cardiac disorders.

Known as Elephant Grass or Napier Grass Native to Africa and Introduced to most Tropical and Subtropical countries where it has become naturalised. Uses/Applications: Mostly planted for cut and carry systems , and not for long –term grazed pastures.Also used for hedgerows and living fences, although roots compete with adjacent crop.Young growth makes good hay, which can be fed as hay or pellets.Coarse stems in older growth make it unsuitable fro hay. Makes good silage, although inferior to maize and sorghum.Old growth becomes too coarse to be of value for anything other than soil conservation.Bana grass is commonly used as a windbreak in horticultural crops and orchards. It also has a huge potentials to turn into Biomass to replace coals in future and many countries are under research for this project. Features: Mostly planted for cut and carry systems , and not for long –term grazed pastures.Also used for hedgerows and living fences, although roots compete with adjacent crop.Young growth makes good hay, which can be fed as hay or pellets.Coarse stems in older growth make it unsuitable fro hay. Makes good silage, although inferior to maize and sorghum.Old growth becomes too coarse to be of value for anything other than soil conservation.Bana grass is commonly used as a windbreak in horticultural crops and orchards. It also has a huge potentials to turn into Biomass to replace coals in future and many countries are under research for this project. High dry matter yields. Very palatable, high quality forage. Drought tolerant.

Long history of use in India, primarily as a green manuring and a source of cut-and-carry forage.Can be intercropped with corns, beans, cotton and other field crops.Acid-soil, waterlogging and salinity tolerances.High nutritive quality for ruminants.Rapid establishment and early growth.

It is a dicot legume, herbaceousannual foetid herb, known as Sickle Pod, CoffeePod, Tora, Tovara, and it�s an important . .Considered as a wild wild peanut or pistache that has many healing benefits. .The seeds, roots and leaves from this plant has shown to be very beneficial to the modern system of herbal medicines. .One of the recognizedanthraquinone(organic compound) containing plants and has been used in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine.

Features Sunnhemp-Black(Crotolaria Juncea):- Origin: Zimbabwe/Zambia/North India/Thailand/USA Mini-Red(Crotalaria Ochroleuca):- Origin: Zambia/Tnzania/Australia Untreated & Uncertified. Min.Germination:85% and Min.Purity:99.80% Widely adapted to most well drained soil types. Weeds free seeds-First in the world. A tropical legume, mainly produced for green manure which can also be grazed. Sensitive to cold weather conditions. Drought tolerant. No. 1 cover crop in many tropical countries for reclaiming poor land. A good source of Nitrogen and Potash.  

It is a dicot legume, herbaceousannual foetid herb, known as Sickle Pod, CoffeePod, Tora, Tovara. . Considered as a wild peanut or pistache that has many healing benefits. .The seeds, roots and leaves from this plant has shown to be very beneficial to the modern system of herbal medicines. .One of the recognizedanthraquinone(organic compound) containing plants and has been used in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine. Growing Conditions: Cassia Tora is very stress tolerant and is an easy plant to grow. C.Tora can grow in dry soil through tropical parts and high hills of elevation(Himalayas) of up to 1800 meters as well as the plains. The seeds has vast soil reserves that can remain viable for up to 20 years and can produce up to 1, 000 emerged plants per square meter following a precise germinating rain. Uses: The plant and seeds are edible. Young leaves can be cooked as a vegetable while the roastedseeds are a good substitute for coffee. It is used as a natural pesticide in organic farms and its powder is most commonly used in the pet food industry. Alternatively, it is mixed with Guar gum for use in mining and other industrial applications. It couldbe a reliable cheap source of nutritious feed for CtenopharyngodonIdella, a fast growing exotic carp. C.Toratea: C.Tora is a herbal, pure, natural and non-polluted green health beverage.In Republic of Korea, it is believed to rejuvenate human vision. Additionally, the tea has created a new term “coffee-tea”, because of its mysterious but, very rich taste and its coffee aroma.It is made from 100% C.Tora , with no artificial colouring and no caffeine , and could be a healthier substitute for coffeeand sodas. Medicinal Properties: It has been used for treating skin diseases such as leprosy, ringworm, itching and psoriasis and also for snakebites, scorpion and honey-bee bites. Other medicinal provisions from plant parts include balm for arthritis using leaves of C.Tora. Glucoside resembling Chrysophanic acid is obtained from leaves and seeds, also minerals from the leaves. The seeds and leaves are also used to treat skin diseases and its seeds can be utilized as a laxative. It is defined that C.Tora seeds and leaves have Acrid, Cardiotonic, Antiperiodic, Ophthalmic, Anthelmintic, Liver tonic, and Expectorant. The seeds and leaves are most useful in cough, leprosy, colic, flatulence, dyspepsia, constipation, bronchitis, and cardiac disorders.

Known as Elephant Grass or Napier Grass Native to Africa and Introduced to most Tropical and Subtropical countries where it has become naturalised. Uses/Applications: Mostly planted for cut and carry systems , and not for long –term grazed pastures.Also used for hedgerows and living fences, although roots compete with adjacent crop.Young growth makes good hay, which can be fed as hay or pellets.Coarse stems in older growth make it unsuitable fro hay. Makes good silage, although inferior to maize and sorghum.Old growth becomes too coarse to be of value for anything other than soil conservation.Bana grass is commonly used as a windbreak in horticultural crops and orchards. It also has a huge potentials to turn into Biomass to replace coals in future and many countries are under research for this project. Features: Mostly planted for cut and carry systems , and not for long –term grazed pastures.Also used for hedgerows and living fences, although roots compete with adjacent crop.Young growth makes good hay, which can be fed as hay or pellets.Coarse stems in older growth make it unsuitable fro hay. Makes good silage, although inferior to maize and sorghum.Old growth becomes too coarse to be of value for anything other than soil conservation.Bana grass is commonly used as a windbreak in horticultural crops and orchards. It also has a huge potentials to turn into Biomass to replace coals in future and many countries are under research for this project. High dry matter yields. Very palatable, high quality forage. Drought tolerant.

Long history of use in India, primarily as a green manuring and a source of cut-and-carry forage.Can be intercropped with corns, beans, cotton and other field crops.Acid-soil, waterlogging and salinity tolerances.High nutritive quality for ruminants.Rapid establishment and early growth.