Every passing year, we are building on our customer base and widening the crop range we work on.

Our products have shown excellent results on horticulture crops, field crops, medicinal plants,greenhouses and polyhouses.

We are sure that with the dedicated work of our people complemented with, great support of farmers and our business associates, we will achieve our goal.

 

CLASSIC BLEND OF VEDIC KNOWLEDGE AND MODERN TECHNOLOGY

Ayurveda the science of life, prevention and longevity is the oldest and most holistic or comprehensive medical system available. Treating disorders in plants is dealt within the extensive work Brihitsamhita of Varahmihira as well as in Agni Purana. There are number of other works such as Vrukshayurveda of Surpala and Lokopkaram which have a great wealth of information of treatment of plant disorders.
To quote Gunaratna “Just as the human body is subject to health problems, plants too suffer from similar problems such as displacement or dislocation of flower, fruit, leaves, bark and by application of appropriate remedies prescribed in Vrukshayurveda unnatural growth, deterioration, wounds, fractures etc. can be cured in plants”.

Basic Concept of Ayurveda

The entire universe is made of five Mahabhootas or great elements (that are not material in the usual sense of the term and are types of energy) for identifying them they are called.

1)Akaasa (Ether)
2)Vaayu (Air)
3)Tejas (Light)
4)Aap (Water)
5)Prithvi (Earth)

We have noted the co-relation between these five elements and activities taking place in plants. These observations led to the discovery of an integrated system for promoting and protecting agriculture.These Panch Mahahutas (Five life forces) are activated by using herbal extracts. This initiates various physical, biochemical and microbiological processes and achieve balanced growth of plant.

Activity of Herbal Extracts :

These Herbal extracts are made by several processes from herbs. It appears that mostly plant alkaloids are the active ingredients. Obviously mostly are natural derivates. It is difficult to understand the actions of individual active constituents of the herbal medicine. Scientific research is increasingly showing that the active constituents of many herbs interact in complex ways to produce the therapeutic effect of the remedy. As whole plants contain hundreds if not thousands of different constituent chemicals that interact in complex ways. Frequently, we simply do not know in detail how a particular herb works even though its medicinal benefit is well  established.

By combining scientific research on herbs described in Ayurveda, its active constituents, with keen observation and traditional knowledge of the whole plant, we have developed a complete herbal package for agriculture.
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