Medicinal Plant Contract Farming

Aloe Vera Contract Farming provides farmers with a profitable and low-maintenance agricultural opportunity backed by a buy-back agreement with companies. Under this model, farmers receive quality planting materials, training, and technical support for cultivation, including soil preparation, irrigation, pest control, and harvesting techniques. Aloe vera is widely used in the cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and wellness industries, ensuring high market demand. Contract farming minimizes market risk and guarantees income by securing a fixed buyer. Ideal for marginal and small-scale farmers, aloe vera cultivation thrives in dry climates and requires minimal inputs, making it a sustainable and income-generating venture with long-term benefits.

When grown in the right places, stevia can be a hardy, sustainable crop for small, independent farming communities. Depending on the region, it may be harvested several times per year and requires little farm acreage. Stevia is grown best in environments with long days of sunshine and is a perennial plant.

Moringa Leaf Contract Farming offers farmers a sustainable and high-return opportunity to grow nutrient-rich moringa (drumstick) leaves under a secure buy-back agreement with reputed companies. This model provides quality seeds or saplings, expert training, and technical support on land preparation, organic cultivation, irrigation, pest management, and harvesting practices. Moringa leaves are in high demand in the health, pharmaceutical, and nutrition industries due to their rich vitamin, mineral, and antioxidant content. The crop is drought-resistant, fast-growing, and requires minimal maintenance. Contract farming ensures assured returns, reduces market risk, and promotes year-round income, making it ideal for small and large-scale agricultural ventures.

Shatavari Contract Farming offers farmers a lucrative opportunity to grow this highly valued medicinal herb under a secured buy-back agreement with established companies. Shatavari, known for its adaptogenic properties and use in Ayurvedic medicine, is in strong demand in the health, wellness, and pharmaceutical industries. The contract farming model provides quality planting material, expert training, and ongoing technical support for land preparation, organic cultivation, pest control, irrigation, and harvesting. Shatavari thrives in various agro-climatic conditions and requires minimal inputs. With guaranteed returns, reduced market risks, and sustainable agricultural practices, Shatavari farming ensures a steady income for farmers and contributes to the growing herbal sector.

Sarpagandha. Introduction; Requirement Climate Soil; Propagation Seed Root cuttings. Stem cuttings; Planting; Fertilizer; Irrigation; Plant protection. Pest. The cultivation of Sarpagandha is profitable. And you can start growing  Sarpagandha with a small piece of land. Additionally, the farming demands comparatively. Yield in Sarpagandha Cultivation:- On an average, Sarpagandha root yields vary from 1,500 to 2,000 kg/ha of dry weight under irrigated conditions. Yield may depend on soil type, climate, irrigation and crop management practices.

Black Ginger (Kaempferia parvistora) known as ‘Kaala Adarak in Hindi belonging to family Zingiberaceae is a popular medicinal herb from India. Black ginger typically known as “kali adhrak’ in India is an herbaceous plant native to Thailand. It has been the subject of increased scientific interest in recent Its black colour always create a surprise to people. It has several health benefits which are still under discussion. Black ginger is touted for its effects on male sexuality, increasing libido, endurance also improves brain function. n the cultivation method of black ginger according to the embodiment, young seedlings of black ginger (Kaempferia parviflora) are vegetated in a medium, and the temperature of the cultivation environment of the young seedlings is adjusted within a range of 20 to 25 ° C., and light is synthesized with a photosynthesis.

It is a powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory. The root has been used medicinally for centuries to treat arthritis, asthma, and epilepsy. Black turmeric root is crushed and can be applied to bruises and sprains to ease discomfort or applied to the forehead to help relieve symptoms of migraines.Land preparation. Black turmeric can be grown well in loam, bullai, matiyar, type of land. Before ploughing, in the first week of June by ploughing 2-4 times, make the soil brittle and make good drainage arrangements. Mix dung manure at the rate of 20 tons per hectare in the field.

Safed Musli requires well drained loamy to sandy loam soil rich in organic matter. Warm and humid climatic condition with good amount of soil moisture during the growing season favour luxuriant vegetative growth and facilitate fleshy root development The land is prepared during April - May.