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Bamboo Plantation, Farming & Cultivation- Profit, Economics and More
The first thing that comes to mind when you think about bamboo farming is feasibility. Its one of the few products which cannot be sold in a mandi. The only use which comes to mind is scaffold in construction sites or poles for mandaps. These are the only place you can see bamboo being used.…
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Amla Farming Guide and Cultivation profits in india
Amla, The indian gooseberry is known for its high vitamin C content and its medicinal values. The value of the fruit is known to both farmers and the common man equally. Educating consumers on the benefit of amla is unnecessary. The consumption of amla though , is limited. Its usually a fruit which is consumed…
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Amaranth cultivation in India
The Grain of God? The Royal Grain? The Amaranth has many names But its name derived from the greek word Amarantos meaning, “that which does not wither”. Aptly named, the amaranthus has many benefits which is often overlooked. Amaranthus has a wide range of varieties and are consumed as leafy vegetables and grains. a variety…
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Agarwood farming profit by $100,000 Per Kilo – Plantations in India
Agarwood is one of the most expensive raw products in the world and was listed at over 100,000 USD per Kilo in 2010. While good quality Agar can cost you $100,000, Sub par agar are available in plenty and are available for as less as $100 per kilo. Today, Agarwood is one of the most…
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Crossandra FireCracker Flower – Kanakambaram Cultivation
The orange colored flower which looks vibrant, The கனகாம்பரம், കനകാംബരം, अबोली or Crossandra flower is known as one of the few flowers which are adorned by women in their head. The flower , though lacking fragrant, is known to be among the few favourites of women in south india. The crossandra flowers are priced nominally…
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Aloe Vera Farming, Marketing & Profit in India
Aloe Vera is one of the few plants which is easy to grow and has high returns. Its use in medicine encourages farmers to cultivate the plant as the demand for aloe vera is continuous. 65% of aloevera is cultivated in the USA. India and China have a share of 10% each in the market…
