16/5/2019

I need authentic organically grown spices for ayurveic treatment . Pl help . Where can i get . I need all netmeg, clove , black pepper, cardmom both green and black , cinnanon .

Dear sir, For assistance in this regard You may please contact (1) AROMATIC AND MEDICINAL PLANTS RESEARCH STATION (KERALA AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY), ODAKKALI, Asamannoor P.O. 683 549, Ernakulam District, Kerala State (Tel: 0484 2658221) (2) Medicinal Plant Research, Aryavaidyasala, Kottackal Phone 0483 2743430

19/4/2019

How to sales the kodivaly .I have more kodivaly. What's is the scope of kodivaly

Dear sir, Please contact AROMATIC AND MEDICINAL PLANTS RESEARCH STATION (KERALA AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY), ODAKKALI, Asamannoor P.O. 683 549, Ernakulam District, Kerala State (Tel: 0484 2658221). They may be able to guide you in this regard

17/3/2019

Sir, I would like to know more about Aloe vera marketing. Please provide any pointers or contact number

Dear Sreejith, Please contact (1)Aromatics and Medicinal Plants Research Station, Odakkali 0484-2659881/ 2658221 (2) STATE HORTICULTURE MISSION, KERALA, Sunny Dale, Mead's Lane, University PO., Thiruvananthapuram. Ph:0471 2330856 / 2330867 (3)TBGRI, Palode 0472 2869246

12/3/2019

I LIKE TO KNOW THE OPPORUNITIES IN HERBAL PLANTS CULTIVATION IN KERALA . ANY GOVT ORGANS GIVE GUIDELINES IN THIS HERBAL PLANTS FIELD?

Dear Pradeep, Please contact (1)Aromatic & Medicinal Plants Research, Station, Odakkali 0484-2658221 (2) District Agricultural Farm, Koothali 0496 2662264 for further assistance in this regard

27/11/2018

Sir/Madam, I would like to start Koduveli Jrishi at my 25 cents land in trivandrum. Kindly give advice on the project, its scope, expenditure, possible markets, govt insentives if any etc. Regards

Dear Dr Alisha, Please see the package of Practice recommendetion of Chethi koduveli as recommended by Kerala Agricultural University : CHETHIKODUVELI (Pulmbago rosea) This is an attractive erect rambling shrub with long tuberous roots and bright red flowers in long terminal spikes. Root tubers are the medicinally important parts. This is an esteemed remedy for leucoderma and other skin diseases. The synonyms of fire like ‘agnih’ ‘analah’ etc. are attributed to this drug to indicate caustic action of roots causing blisters on skin. The drug is used only after adequate curing and purification. Roots contain plumbagin, which is responsible for the therapeutic action of the drug. The crop can be grown satisfactorily under open as well as in coconut gardens. Land preparation, planting and manuring In mid-May, trenches of 1 m width, 50 cm depth and convenient length may be made. Apply green leaves @ 20 t/ha / FYM @ 10 t/ha and bone meal 2 t/ha and fill the trench with top soil. Alternative to this, combined application of FYM @ 10 t/ha with Azospirillum and Phosphate Solubilising Bacteria each @ 2.5 kg/ha or PGPR mix I is also recommended. Vermicompost / coirpith compost can also be applied instead of FYM depending upon the availability in a reduced dose. During June, beds of 15 cm height may be prepared and three nodded semi hardwood cuttings may be planted at a spacing of 5cm x 5 cm. Shade is provided immediately after planting as high humidity is required for rooting. Inoculate cuttings with AMF to ensure maximum sprouting and early growth in main field. The crop may be top dressed with pre-composted poultry manure @ 2.5 t/ha or FYM@ 5 t/ha twice at 6 and 12 months after planting and earthed up. Varieties Mridhula Clonal selection. High root yield (2.94 t/ha -dry) and low plumbagin content (0.22%). Can be used without curing in the preparation of indigenous medicines Agni Clonal selection. High root yield (2.65 t/ha -dry) and high plumbagin content (0.80%).Suitable for the extraction of plumbagin. After cultivation Keep the field free of weeds by frequent weeding up to 9 months after planting and irrigate the crop at fortnightly interval by flood irrigation during dry months. Harvesting Crop can be harvested in about 18 months after planting. After digging out, root tubers are cleaned by washing in water and marketed fresh or dried. You may contact the following institutes for further guidance in this regard : (1)Aromatics and Medicinal Plants Research Station, Odakkali 0484-2659881/ 2658221 (2) STATE HORTICULTURE MISSION, KERALA, Sunny Dale, Mead's Lane, University PO., Thiruvananthapuram. Ph:0471 2330856 / 2330867 (3)TBGRI, Palode 0472 2869246

13/9/2018

Sir where will l get stevia live plants? And is it marketable in kerala?

Dear Paul Jenin Please contact Agricultural Technology Information Centre Kerala Agricultural University Mannuthy Thrissur Kerala 680651 Phone No:0487-2370540 Email ID:atic@kau.in

16/11/2012

Sir, I have 8acres of 1year old rubber and would like to grow medicinal plants as an inter crop.Kindly provide me the contact details of an expert to guide me further.Thank you.Kind Regards,Joseph Jose.

Contact ATIC centre of Kerala Agricultural University at Thrissur Ph 0487 2371340.

16/11/2012

where can i get neela amari plant

Contact Centre For Medicinal Plant Research, Arya Vaidyasala, Kottackal, Malappuram

14/11/2012

sir, where can i get a latest updates about medicinal plantion. and also advice me a googd website so that i can get more information about the medicinal plantation

Contact Aromatic and Medicinal Plants Research Station, Odakkali, Ernakulam Phone : 0484-2658221

22/10/2012

please advise if am starting a medical agricultre ,where we can get plants,any support giving by goverment ,what about the marketing ,where i can get training or details about the same please let me know with thanks and best regards sunil mealath

Contact College of Agriculture, Padannakad, Kasaragod for medicinalplant cultivation training and other details.