We are pioners in the cultivation of the Medicinal and Aromatic crops and provide the best of the ORGANICALLY PRODUCED PLANTING MATERIAL, vermi compost etc. Our farms are spread across sprawling 250 acres of land in several districts of Central and Northern India adorned with Safed Musli, Coleus root, lemon grass, geranium, Aloe Vera, Moringa etc. Most of the herbs are grown with the organic method of farming. We grow, cut and dry the herbs utilized for these herbal products. We do this to ensure high quality. We take great pride in seeing our products through from the "ground up".

CULTIVATION OF SAFED MUSLI
Safed Musli is the most popular medicinal plant of India and is known for the handsome returns it can provide to the farmers. For the benefit of the farmers we have been providing free Guidance for the cultivation of the safed musli. Our Skilled staff is available on telephone during the season and can visit the farms of the planters if the need be. Each and every farmer becomes our responsibilty once he associates with us. Safed Musli tubers are grown just before rain hopefully in May - june. We start supply the planting material anytime after February.
The planting material is supplied in boxes specially designed for this purpose and ensure minimum loss in transit. After the booking of the planting material we provide free training programmes at our farms which makes the farmer self suffcient in cultivation. In case he faces any problem during cultivation in his farm we visit to his farm on payment of nominal fee and conveyance. By doing this we ensure maximum satisfaction and returns to our clients. We arrange visits of the cultivators at our farms to enable them to see the herbs grow live. For any further details please get back to us.

1. Growing herbs :
It is an old interest of the farmers to cultivate Medicinal plants and unlimited research efforts are being made to improve the varities of medicinal plants and every year the area under cultivation is on high rise. Number of herbal nurseries are coming up through out the country to provide best of cultivation materials to the growers. Most herbs grow best in well drained, fairly fertile soil with a neutral pH of 6.5 to 7.0.

2. Herb Gardens :
Numerous varieties of cultivated plants, including many exotic economic plants, grow in close proximity in herbal gardens mostly grouped according to their uses. Old, but once more interesting, cereal varieties have their own area here. The scent of the different herbs waft through the centre invite one to sit. Many of the economic plants have explanatory tables with details about the origin, culture and use of the specific plant as well as insights into future breeding goals. Herbal gardens are prepared after lot of til and hard efforts.

3. Herbs Seeds :
Herbal Plants are propogated through seeds, saplings, tubers and even slips. Herbs seeds and planting material are available in herbal nurseries available through out India. Germination and growth depend on proper planting, soil, weather conditions and other factors over which one has no control.

4. Herb Plants :
Herb plants grow naturally in different habitats or are cultivated. They are mostly used in preparation of Ayurvedic medicines, pharmacies, scents and cosmetics. Herb plants are also used in one or the other form as food, spice and flavoring agent.

5. Mountain Herbs :
Great Indian Mountains like The Himalayas, The Aravalis etc are the greatest producers of Medicinal herbs. The Himalayas range in elevation from 5,000 to 29,000 feet, topping out at the world's loftiest peak, Mt. Everest. It is clinically proved that high altitudes are conducive to the growth of numerous medicinal herbs that are the foundation for the area's indigenous systems of medicine.

6. Natural Herbs :
Herbal plants grow naturally in the wild or are cultivated with the help of seeds. Herbs used in Medicines, cosmetics etc grow in the soil and are thawed, cleaned and processed before being used in different preparations.

7. Medicinal Herbs :
Medicinal herbs contain substances known to modern and ancient civilizations for their healing properties. Until the development of Chemistry and, particularly, of the synthesis of organic compounds in the 19 Century, medicinal plants and herbs where the sole source of active principles capable of curing man's ailments. They continue to be important to people that do not have access to modern medicines and, moreover, modern pharmaceuticals rely heavily on the same active principles, be they natural or synthetic.

The active principles differ from plant to plant due to their biodiversity, i.e. to the plant's genetic coding ability to produce them. With thousands of active principles yet to be discovered or fully evaluated, it is no wonder that biodiversity is a fundamental topic on any nature preservation agenda.

The genetic material of old and new herbs and plants are coveted for their potential in discovering, combining, manipulating and synthesizing new medicine. Thus, even if people are not aware of or the pharmaceutical industry does not stress the point, medicinal plants and herbs continue to be the source of proven medicaments and of new and revolutionary drugs. If the active principles of synthetic drugs are so important and can be found in many plants and herbs, cheaply and easily bought at your home market or Herbalist, why not use them? History is full of examples that Herbs saved man's life on number of ocassions. Herbs have been the source of many of mankinds most basic medicinal therapies, and form the foundation of the modern pharmaceutical industry. While many herbs contain powerful compounds that, if used correctly, can heal. Not all plants are necessarily safe or useful.

8. Ayurvedic Herbs :
Ayurveda (pronounced I-your-vay-da), the science of life, prevention and longevity is the oldest and most holistic or comprehensive medical system available. It was placed in written form over 2,000 years ago in India, it is said to be a world medicine. Before the advent of writing, the ancient wisdom of healing, prevention and longevity was a part of the spiritual tradition of a universal religion. Medical knowledge from all areas of the world gathered in India, and the famous sage Vyasa, put into writing the complete knowledge of Ayurveda, along with the more directly spiritual insights of ethics, virtue and Self-realization. What is fascinating is the methods used to acquire this knowledge of the uses of herbs, foods, aromas, gems, colors, yoga, mantras, lifestyle and surgery.
The sage-physician/surgeons of the time were the same sages or seers, deeply devoted holy people, who saw health as an integral part of spiritual life. It is said that they received their training of Ayurveda through direct cognition during meditation. In other words, the knowledge of the use of the various methods of healing, prevention, longevity and surgery came through Divine revelation; there was no guessing or testing and harming animals.

9. Organic Herbs :
Organic Herbs farming is one of several approaches to sustainable agriculture. Indeed, many of the techniques used in organic farming such as inter- cropping, mulching and integration of crops and livestock are practiced under various agricultural systems. What makes organic agriculture unique is that, under various laws and certification programs, almost all synthetic inputs are prohibited and "soil building" crop rotations are mandatory. Properly managed organic Herb farming reduces and eliminates water pollution and helps conserve water and soil on the farm. The result of the above is directly reflected in the crops. Crops grow in a natural way with all the rich balanced compositions.

10. Project Report For the benefit of the farmers, cultivators, enthusiasts, landowners we have prepared a note on the "Herbal Wealth of India with special references to plants cultivated in India". It covers matters like cultivation aspects, type of soil, bed preparation, fertilisers used, diseases and precautions, Addresses of the buyers of the produce, Role and Promotional schemes of National Medicinal plants board. Role and schemes of APEDA, Indias Export potential, Global scenario and everything about Medicinal plants for a nominal price. We have made an endevour in this effort to provide the Indian farmers all the information under one umbrella and highlighting the potential of this uncatered potential area. Few such plants are Safed Musli, Ashwagandha, Aloe Vera etc."