Dear Mr. Calvin Rodrigues,

Seasons Greetings!

Thank u for triggering a new subject - "KUNAPAJALA".  I contacted Dr. Nene who compiled and publihed and he accepted to publish the entire article in our Group page.  Already, I posted the same on our pages.  I am in contact with several people, who are working a lot on Organic Farming.  I hope that with in a course of time all of us get some solid information about KUNAPAJALA.

Requesting all other members, to share your knowledge with fellow members.  Please ask or post interesting topics which should be benefited to the farming community.

Once again thank u Mr.Calvin.

Regards

Raghu Ram

About

Dr.Y.L.Nene

Founder of Asian Agri History Foundation

The Editor

of

Asian Agri History Journal

Dr Yeshwant Laxman Nene (son of Laxman and Laxmi Nene) was born on 24 November 1936 at Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India.

He obtained BSc (Ag) in 1955 (Gwalior), MSc (Ag) in 1957 (Kanpur), both from Agra University, and PhD in Plant Pathology (Plant Virology) in 1960 from the University of Illinois, USA. He was recipient of several medals, scholarships, and fellowships during the student career.

Dr Nene was assistant, associate, and full professor and Head, Plant Pathology at GB Pant University of Agriculture, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand, India from 1960 to 1974. He founded the department of plant pathology. His major achievement was solving the mystery of "khaira" disease of rice, which had forced farmers of the region to give up growing rice.

Dr Nene discovered, for the first time in the world, that rice crop in fields could suffer from a deficiency of zinc and this deficiency was the cause of "khaira". Bumper crops of rice could be raised in the region again. Since then zinc deficiency in rice was found to occur in many parts of India and several other countries, which resulted into increased yields of rice everywhere.

In 1967, this work earned Dr Nene the International Rice Research Prize in a worldwide competition that was organized by the FAO to celebrate the "International Rice year 1966".

In 1974, Dr Nene was invited to join as the first internationally recruited plant pathologist by the newly established International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), Patancheru, Hyderabad, India. He founded plant pathology research programs at ICRISAT.

His major contribution, while working at ICRISAT, was solving a 40-year-old mystery of a disease of chickpea (gram) called "wilt complex" This work enabled scientists to produce disease resistant

varieties for the first time for use by farmers all over India and elsewhere.

Dr Nene headed the Pulses and Groundnut Program (1986-89) and later held the position of the Deputy Director General (1989-96) at ICRISAT.  In 1996, Dr Nene took voluntary retirement from ICRISAT to spend full time to the activities of the  Asian Agri-History Foundation (AAHF).

Dr Nene is recognized internationally as a plant pathologist and an authority on pulses, such as pigeonpea (toor), chickpea (gram), mungbean, and others.

Since then, he has been working as Chairman (AAHF)  and Senior Managing Editor of a quarterly journal "Asian Agri-History".  He has traveled to more than 60 countries for professional work, has received many fellowships, awards, honors, both nationally and internationally for his researches, and has published more than 500 research papers, books, and bulletins.

Researching agricultural heritage of India is currently a passion for Dr Nene and he plans to spend rest of his life to the mission of AAHF, which he founded with support from many well known professionals.  

________________________________________________________________________

Dear Members,

We thank u Dr. Nene to allow us to post information about his personality. Any body can cotact Dr. Nene through our posting.  We request Dr.Nene to respond.  You can find photo of Dr. Nene in PHOTOS section.

Regards

Raghu Ram

                              Asian Agri-History Foundation

                                  (AAHF)

The Asian Agri-History Foundation (AAHF), a non-profit trust, was established and registered in 1994 to facilitate dissemination of information on agricultural history to promote research on sustainable agriculture in the South and Southeast Asia region.

This region had generally provided food security to its population for several millennia, with only occasional famines in a few limited pockets (due primarily to drought).

Farmers in the region had evolved some of the most sustainable agricultural management technologies suitable for different agroecoregions. In recent years, however, South and Southeast Asia have often been projected as food-deficient regions where mass-scale starvation could occur in the future despite the fact that modern technologies have been adopted over large areas.

Ironically, in the past few years, the sustainability of agriculture by following modern technologies has been questioned, and with good reason.

How can we make the agriculture in South and Southeast Asia sustainable? The trustees of AAHF believe that there is great deal to be learnt from the traditional wisdom and the indigenous, time-tested technologies that have sustained the farmers of South and Southeast Asia in the past. The historical perspective of gradual development of traditional technologies will provide clues for

(i) understanding how farmers adjusted to changing environment in the past, and

(ii) developing appropriate technologies leading to prosperous, sustainable agriculture.

The Rajasthan Chapter

A large number of distinguished individuals from the Rajasthan state of India wanted to establish a Rajasthan Chapter of the Asian Agri-History Foundation (AAHF). The trustees of AAHF had set up the following guidelines for establishing a Chapter. These are: (i) normally there will not be more than one Chapter in any one state; (ii) there should not be less than 50 subscribers (to the journal) in the particular state; (iii) a Chapter can be set up at a location in a state where at least 20 subscribers (to the journal) reside; (iv) a formal request for setting up a Chapter should originate from a group of subscribers; and (v) the group, making the request to set up a Chapter, should confirm their genuine interest in promoting the objectives and activities of the AAHF.

Since all the above criteria were fulfilled, the trustees of AAHF approved the formation of the Rajasthan Chapter in Udaipur. The Chapter was formally inaugurated on 16 December 2000. The Executive Committee of the Chapter currently constitutes the following: Dr K N Nag (Chairman), Dr S L Choudhary (Secretary), Dr P D Gemawat (Treasurer), and members Dr M M Simlot, Dr B S Chundawat and Dr Abhishek Shukla. AAHF has made some funds available for specific activities of the Chapter. However, the Chapter is raising its own resources.

Contact Information

Hi,

I own a land near Vizag which is about 30 acres. It has cashew plants
right now and wasn't maintained property by previous owner and hence
there is not much output. The income is 1.5 lakhs for 30 acres which is
very very low as you know.

I like to know your thoughts & ideas of what can be done on this land
to get sustained income with low maintenance? I dont want to go into
cultivation which require too much work on it and constant attention. I
live in USA and you can imagine how much effort i can put through a
salaried person locally.

I like to know the thoughts from experts on this forum, the different
options i have.

Thanks
Raj

Dear Mr. Calvin Rodrigues,

Seasons Greetings!

Thank u for triggering a new subject - "KUNAPAJALA".  I contacted Dr. Nene who compiled and publihed and he accepted to publish the entire article in our Group page.  Already, I posted the same on our pages.  I am in contact with several people, who are working a lot on Organic Farming.  I hope that with in a course of time all of us get some solid information about KUNAPAJALA.

Requesting all other members, to share your knowledge with fellow members.  Please ask or post interesting topics which should be benefited to the farming community.

Once again thank u Mr.Calvin.

Regards

Raghu Ram

 

Dear Sir,
I am interested to cultivate citronella and lemongrass
but i am facising problem of market and not much
knowledge about cultivation practices, seeds, its
profit etc
please give me details about this.

thanking you,

Kiran Hirpara
Rajkot
09426511062

--- Susheel <susheel_jaiswal@...> wrote:

> Dear members,
>
> We are traders, cultivators and exporters of
> Essential and Aromatic
> Oils under the name of Susheel Aromatics.
>
> Our major products are:
> 1. Lemon Grass Oil and 2. Citronella Oil
>
> If anyone is cultivating and extracting the above
> mentioned oils
> then we are ready to procure the oil from him on
> immediate cash
> payment basis at his farm.
>
> Anyone is ready to cultivate and extract the oil,
> but is facing any
> marketing problem for above mentioned oils then we
> are ready to do
> buy back agreement for his sale of oil.
>
> For any details and any quiries then you are most
> welcomed to
> contact me on my mobile 98490 52538.
>
> Hope to see you all especially the farmers, to grow
> and flourish in
> the agricultural sector.
>
> Thanking you,
>
> With regards,
>
>
>
> Susheel
> 98490 52538
> Hyderabad.
>
>


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i am having 10 acres of land in krishnagiri,tamilnadu 91kms from
bangalore, i am looking for a horticulture plantation which gives
maxium return and should my area and climate , expecting your valuable
reply
magesh
09360606999

Sir,

why dont you for the cultivation of lemon grass oil and citronella oil.

Dear All agriwealth group members.

An article on Kunapajalam from Down to earth

Manure from culled poultry
This is with reference to your story on the poultry
farmers of Alibag who were forced to cull their stock
in the face of the threat from bird flu (‘Contract
killers’, Down To Earth, May 31, 2006). Instead of
letting all their effort go waste, these farmers could
have made an organic liquid manure called kunapa jala
from the culled birds. Kunapa jala is one of the
precious gifts of Vriksayurveda, a 1,000 year old
treatise written by Surapala who describes how to make
it from animal flesh and animal waste.

The process of fermentation and decomposition of the
culled birds described in Vriksayurveda would have
rendered the suspected pathogens harmless. Kunapa jala
can be used to grow food and cash crops. It is a great
soil booster and growth promoter. In fact, kunapa jala
has been used successfully in some coffee estates in
south India and in some tea estates in Assam and
Arunachal Pradesh.

The poultry farmers could sell the manure and at least
escape starvation and penury. Kunapa jala can be made
from the flesh of any domestic or wild animal or from
animal wastes that are usually discarded when the
animal is butchered for consumption.

Those interested in learning more about the
preparation of kunapa jala can refer to Vriksayurveda
of Surapala published by the Asian Agri-History
Foundation in Secunderabad. Else write to Swami
Valmiki Srinivasa Ayangarya (vajadeva@...
who has been experimenting with kunapa jala for the
past 15 years or so.

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maijinaini@...
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Dear sir,

We are here to procure your material of lemon grass oil and citronella oil.

cultivation can be guided to you by our consultant Mr. Raghu Ram of Sampada farms, contact him, his contact number is 0 98482 03647.

For any details you can get in touch with me at my below mentioned address

Any quality and quantity we will purchase.

For better price,

The isolate content should be min 75%
Colour must be yellow
no burning note

----- Original Message -----

From: Susheel Aromatics

To: AgriWealthINDIA@yahoogroups.com

Sent: 24 July 2007 16:58

Subject: Re: [AgriWealthINDIA] Your Thoughts Please.

Sir,

why dont you for the cultivation of lemon grass oil and citronella oil.

Susheel, B.E.(EEE)
M/s SUSHEEL AROMATICS
Essential and Aromatic Oils
Flat No.206, 
Agarwal Chambers,
5-9-1121, King Kothi,
Hyderabad - 500 001.
Andhra Pradesh
INDIA

Mobile No.: 98490 52538

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dear sir,
         i m planting roses in my green house at present.Flowering will
be likely after 4 months time.I want a link for exporting my
roses,approximately 4000 roses per day is expected 1 acre size green
house.If any body has idea please inform me.

Dear All agriwealth group members.

An article on Kunapajalam from Down to earth

Manure from culled poultry
This is with reference to your story on the poultry
farmers of Alibag who were forced to cull their stock
in the face of the threat from bird flu (‘Contract
killers’, Down To Earth, May 31, 2006). Instead of
letting all their effort go waste, these farmers could
have made an organic liquid manure called kunapa jala
from the culled birds. Kunapa jala is one of the
precious gifts of Vriksayurveda, a 1,000 year old
treatise written by Surapala who describes how to make
it from animal flesh and animal waste.

The process of fermentation and decomposition of the
culled birds described in Vriksayurveda would have
rendered the suspected pathogens harmless. Kunapa jala
can be used to grow food and cash crops. It is a great
soil booster and growth promoter. In fact, kunapa jala
has been used successfully in some coffee estates in
south India and in some tea estates in Assam and
Arunachal Pradesh.

The poultry farmers could sell the manure and at least
escape starvation and penury. Kunapa jala can be made
from the flesh of any domestic or wild animal or from
animal wastes that are usually discarded when the
animal is butchered for consumption.

Those interested in learning more about the
preparation of kunapa jala can refer to Vriksayurveda
of Surapala published by the Asian Agri-History
Foundation in Secunderabad. Else write to Swami
Valmiki Srinivasa Ayangarya (vajadeva@rediffmail.com
who has been experimenting with kunapa jala for the
past 15 years or so.

Anjali Pathak
maijinaini@rediffmail.com
(Jul 31 2006 5:41PM)

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Dear Members,

Please provide your full contact information such as your postal address, telephone numbers, mobile numbers etc.  At the same time if u need any inforamtion about the cultivation aspects or marketing aspects of your farm produce you should provide the information about yur farm location (Village-Taluk-District-State) and its agro climatic conditions.

It is mandatory to provide your information in the PROFILE section of the group to continue as members. 

Members who want to POST or give response, first please provide your contact information.  Memebrs should know that with whom they are contacting and to whom they are providing information. 

We should know each other. This is the Principal.

Upload your photo into profile page.  This is highly APPRECIATABLE if u do so.

Regards,

Raghu Ram, Moderator

Dear sir,

You can contact the moderator Mr. Raghu Ram or CIMAP at boduppal, hyderabad.

Thanks and regards,

Susheel

 


On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 CSelvaraj wrote :
>Dear Sirs:
>
>I have got 12 acres of wet land in Sathyamangalam forest border areas.
>I wish to cultivate lemon grass and citronella .
>Could you please help me in procuring seeds and cultivation metholds.
>Thanks
>C.Selvaraj
>
>  ----- Original Message -----
>  From: Susheel Aromatics
>  To: AgriWealthINDIA@yahoogroups.com
>  Sent: 24 July 2007 16:58
>  Subject: Re: [AgriWealthINDIA] Your Thoughts Please.
>
>
>  Sir,
>
>  why dont you for the cultivation of lemon grass oil and citronella oil.
>
>
>  Susheel, B.E.(EEE)
>  M/s SUSHEEL AROMATICS
>  Essential and Aromatic Oils
>  Flat No.206,
>  Agarwal Chambers,
>  5-9-1121, King Kothi,
>  Hyderabad - 500 001.
>  Andhra Pradesh
>  INDIA
>
>  Mobile No.: 98490 52538
>
>
>
>
>
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Dear Mr.Rahu Ram

note my address:

Rajasekaran.M.Sc(Agri),MBA

HO:
Professionale Biologique(organic) Farmacy
#30. 6th st, Pallavan Nagar, PP Chavadi, Madurai-6250016, Tamilnadu-India.
PH:0452-2382275
contact persion:Ganesan .Mob:9842303048

BO:
EG-43 , First Floor, Inderpuri, New Delhi-110012
PH:011-25646567
contact Persion : Rajasekaran mob:9310024688

with regards

Rajasekaran






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> Subject: [AgriWealthINDIA] Self applicable conditions to the Members
> Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 01:53:37 -0700 (PDT)
>
>
> Dear Mr. Raghu Ram,
> My contact:
> Address: 138 A, Jalan Kasah, Medan Damansara, 50490 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
> Tel: 603-2094-2114
> Faz:603-2094-4196
> Cell 6012-3799700
> Thanks Dr.Thava
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Mr. N. Raghu Ram <agriwealth@...>
> To: AgriWealthINDIA@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 4:16:58 PM
> Subject: [AgriWealthINDIA] Self applicable conditions to the Members
>
> Dear Members,
> Please provide your full contact information such as your postal
> address, telephone numbers, mobile numbers etc.  At the same time
> if u need any inforamtion about the cultivation aspects or
> marketing aspects of your farm produce you should provide the
> information about yur farm location (Village-Taluk- District-
> State) and its agro climatic conditions.
> It is mandatory to provide your information in the PROFILE section
> of the group to continue as members.
> Members who want to POST or give response, first please provide
> your contact information.  Memebrs should know that with whom they
> are contacting and to whom they are providing information.
> We should know each other. This is the Principal.
> Upload your photo into profile page.  This is highly APPRECIATABLE if u do so.
> Regards,
> Raghu Ram, Moderator
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Dear Mahen

I really appreciate your thoughts and fully agrees
with you. I w'd like to introduce my self as an agri
graduate, worked in Fresh friuts procurement & exports
and now working for a pvt bank at Bangalore in Agri
financing.

I feel, it w'd be a great plaesure to help out members
in and around Bangalore in Horticulture/
Floriculture/Poultry/Dairy Project planning,
preparation, Appraisal,& implementation.

i w'd also expect some to enlighten me on "prospects
of Papaya & Musk melon processing"

regards

BMN Reddy
--- M K <ravnisarg@...> wrote:

> Dear Mr Raghu Ram,
>
>
>
> I am based in Mumbai.  I would be willing to help
> members if they need any
> help from here, especially in marketing aspects.  It
> would be my endeavour
> if I could assist in any way to develop agriculture
> based business for the
> benefit of interested members to develop rural
> areas.
>
>
>
> It was nice that Mr Raghu Ram has taken an
> initiative.  I have following
> thoughts on need to have personal meetings of
> members and advisors so that
> ideas are developed quickly into project proposals
> which can then be
> implemented without loss of time.  I summarise my
> views as under-
>
>
>
>
>
> TYPE OF MEMBERS - I would consider there are two
> types of members-
>
> a) those who are new to agri activity and would like
> to associate / invest
> into agri activity,
>
> b)  those who are already established in the
> agribusiness and would like to
> expand into new areas.
>
>
>
> APPROACH TO DEVELOP PROJECTS - I would think we
> should identify key agri
> areas of interests to various members and also have
> names of key advisors /
> consultants in geographical zones (to facilitate
> personal discussions
> without much cost / loss of time so that projects
> progress faster) who are
> willing to assist in conceptualizing cultivation
> schemes / projects.
>
>
>
> ROLE OF CONSULTANTS
>
> Category a) members and consultants can work
> together to develop projects on
> following basis -
>
>
>
> 1. The consultants would first assist members in
> developing conceptual
> plans for projects of members at a nominal charge.
> 2. Once member and consultants agree on a particular
> project,
> consultants would assist in developing preliminary
> details such as location
> / land requirement, size of project, crop for
> cultivation / processing
> facilities, investment estimate, source of funds etc
> - again at a nominal
> charge.
> 3. Once the member takes a decision to implement the
> project, the
> member assigns the task to assist in implementation
> of the project to the
> same consultant who is then appropriately
> compensated for all help rendered
> by him for all stages of 1 to 3.
>
>
>
> Category b) members may like to straight go to stage
> 3, and they can
> suitably work out consultancy charges and go ahead
> with the project.
>
>
>
> KEY AGRI AREAS - My suggestions for key areas are as
> follows.  More areas
> may be added based on specific interests of the
> members-
>
>
>
> 1.  Cultivation
>
> -floriculture for Domestic market
>
> -floriculture for export market
>
> -herbs with special qualities such as stevia, etc.
>
> -Agro tourism
>
>
>
> 2.  Processing / packing
>
> -extraction of essential oils
>
> -processing of herbs / plants to produce specific
> chemicals /
> pharmaceuticals (e.g. Stevia)
>
> -processing of fruits (mango, chikoo, papaya, guava
> etc)
>
> -tomato ketch up / puree for local market of towns
>
> -Cold storages
>
>
>
> GEOGRAPHICAL ZONES -  I would suggest consultants be
> grouped against each of
> the above key technical areas, for the following
> suggested Geographical
> Zones-
>
>
>
> -Hyderabad
>
> -Mumbai
>
> -Pune
>
> -Bangalore
>
> -Ratnagiri
>
> -any other town where consultants are available.
>
>
>
>
>
> FREQUENCY OF INTERACTIONS AMONG MEMBERS /
> CONSULTANTS -Members / consultants
> could meet once every 1 or 2 months as convenient to
> them in each of these
> areas to exchange ideas and develop a
> purpose-oriented action plan for
> taking up their projects.
>
>
>
> I would request views of Mr Raghu Ram and other
> members / consultants on the
> above.  This could lead to a movement to develop
> agri activity across
> various zones for benefit of all.
>
>
>
> Once again I thank Mr Raghu Ram for this initiative
> of AgriWealthINDIA, let
> us all members work together under one umbrella!
>
>
>
> Kind regards,
>
>
>
> B Mahen
>
> RN Associates
>
> mkindia@...
>
> Mumbai
>
> 28991952
>
>



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Hello Dear Members,
We are working in a group GDS a hard worhing and growing NGO in the
rural area in Eastern UP and we are producing a good quality of vermi
compost in bulk amount and if any body requires it in bulk amount of
vermi compost then he or they give us demand on the given numbers.
the rate of the compost is 150/- per bag which contain 40 kg of vermi
compost.which is made by totally scientific way and in proper manner.

Thank u.

Your sciencerly

Gaurav kumar singh
Project Executive

Gramin Development Services
Sugar mill road Khalilabad
Sant Kabir Nagar
Utter pradesh
Mob- 09450830505
Mail- gauravhort@...
gkp_gk@...
www.gdsindia.org
Date-27-07-2007

Hi Raghu
u r doing a great job. congrats
I am Sekhar Iyer
Living in Africa since 30 years plus
working on bio renewable energy/briquettes etc
machinery supplied by Shree engineering of Hyderabad
Having at my disposal hundreds of acres of virgin
fertile land for any type of tree/plant plantation
with abundant water. excellent tropical
climate......in Ghana in West Africa- absolutely
stable country both politically and enconomically.

regards
Sekhar Iyer
Tel #233 244 606 757
Fax #233 22 305 756
e-mail djneem13@...






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Dear Mr Raghu Ram,

please note my address.

Soham Agro Services
Rajesh Shirodkar
a- 2/307, Manjunath Society
Sant Namdeo Path,
Cross Manpada Road,
Dombivli(E) - 421201
Dist: Thane
Maharashtra, INDIA
Cell; =+919869246261
off: 0251-6508920

Qualification: M.Sc. (plt. Phys.)

Working in the Agro field since 8 years.
Providing agriculture services ,
Drip irrigation systems etc.
Currently projects in India, Ethiopia, Malawi & Somaliland.

regards
rajesh

Dear Mr. Iyer,

Hope that I met u at Shree Engineering of Hyderabad.  I remeber the meeting.  You can send me a Business Proposal for a farm of 500 hectares or 1000 acres.  With us some people are there to venture in African countries.  What support u can extend?  Please send me a detailed reply. 

What happened to your 500 acres project ?  Hope that it is in progressive way.  We are ready to extend our consultancy services for you.  For your information.

Regards

Raghu Ram

--- In AgriWealthINDIA@yahoogroups.com, Neema Iyer <djneem13@...> wrote:

Hi Raghu
u r doing a great job. congrats
I am Sekhar Iyer
Living in Africa since 30 years plus
working on bio renewable energy/briquettes etc
machinery supplied by Shree engineering of Hyderabad
Having at my disposal hundreds of acres of virgin
fertile land for any type of tree/plant plantation
with abundant water. excellent tropical
climate......in Ghana in West Africa- absolutely
stable country both politically and enconomically.

regards
Sekhar Iyer
Tel #233 244 606 757
Fax #233 22 305 756
e-mail djneem13@...