Salvia moorcroftiana seeds for sale

Salvia moorcroftiana
Family: Labiatae
English name :Moorcroft's Sage
Sticky glandular perennial, leaves ovate oblong opposite. Flowers pink purple in branched terminal inflorescence.

Medicinal use of Salvia moorcroftiana: The roots are used in the treatment of colds and coughs. The seed is emetic. It is used in the treatment of dysentery, haemorrhoids, colic and, externally, boils. A poultice of the leaves is used as a dressing for wounds and is also applied to itchy skin.

Edible parts of Salvia moorcroftiana: Stems - peeled. They are occasionally eaten.

Propagation of the herb: Seed - sow March/April in a greenhouse. Germination usually takes place within 2 weeks. Prick out the seedlings into individual pots when they are large enough to handle and plant them out in early summer. In areas where the plant is towards the limits of its hardiness, it is best to grow the plants on in a greenhouse for their first winter and plant them out in late spring of the following year. Cuttings of half-ripe wood succeed at almost any time in the growing season.

 

Parts available:
Salvia moorcroftiana leaves, Salvia moorcroftiana Stems, Salvia moorcroftiana whole plant, Salvia moorcroftiana seeds, Salvia moorcroftiana seedlings
50 seeds per packet
Open-pollinated.Organic from Kashmir Himallaya
(For Research purpose only)

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Kisaan Call Centre

                                                                                                                      Farmers’ call centre in the offing in Pakistan
Islamabad, December 3 : ICTs in agriculture are set to make a foray in Pakistan as a leading NGO in the country is set to start a call centre for farmers.

Dr Mohammad Tariq Bucha, president of the Farmers Associates of Pakistan, said that the organisation is in the process of developing the country's first-ever farmers' call centre, enabling the farming community get access to latest agriculture and trade information.

Agriculture Department, Jammu
Gole Pully, Talab Tillo, Jammu, J&K
Phone: 0191-2505201, 0191-2552145, Fax: 0191-2505619
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Kisan Call Centers 

The Department of Agriculture & Cooperation (DAC), Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India launched Kisan Call Centers on January 21, 2004 across the country 

It is a very impressive and powerful telecom network for both sector private as well as government sector, more than 4 lakh village have the facality of public telephone in the country, the networks directly connect to the indiain farmers who have several problmes regarding their farming, now any single farmer can call to the kisan call centre at any time of clock, the main moto of kisan call centre to solve their farming problmes over telephonic talk,thus we are looking for good communication skills candidate. 

SKUAST | Sher-e-Kashmir University Of Agricultural Sciences ...

 Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SKUAST), named after great patriotic leader Jenab Sheikh Mohammad ...

The non-profit, promoted to serve needs of Pakistan's farming community, will also undertake promoting an electronic agriculture environment in Pakistan: "Farmers will be provided with the latest information through text messages, emails, FM radio and television channels, while mobile van system will also be introduced," Bucha said.

Government of India, Department of Agriculture & cooperation ...

Responsible for national policies and programmes aimed at achieving agricultural growth. Part of the Ministry of Agriculture.

Initially, the project would be launched in Punjab, the country's granary. It would later be extended to Sindh and other provinces.

Essentially, the motive behind this initiative is to provide farmers a platform to access latest information on prices. As Bucha said, growers have so far sold their crop at lower rates but with the proposed information system under the e-agriculture project, they would get better prices as it would help them get relevant information regarding agro-inputs, crop production technologies, agro-processing, market support, agro-finance and management of farm agri-business.

Besides this, a system to forecast crop production, input management and command area management could provide information on expected agriculture produce. The website would also provide information on watershed management, land and water resources development, drinking water potential mapping precision management, natural disaster management, fishery management, hill area development and post-harvest management were the key areas, where the information technology could play its imperative impact.

According to Ahmad Jawad, chief executive officer of Harvest Tradings, the information technology could provide appropriate and location-specific technologies for the farmers to furnish timely and proficient advice. For agricultural extension management, the role of information technology can be encouraged for future resource documentation.

Jawad felt that state-of-are information and communication technologies could generate new openings to bridge the gap between haves and the have-nots.

"There are many possibilities of integration of ICT in agriculture and rural development," he said. This technology provides an opportunity to the developing nations and underdeveloped nations so that they can build up their strategies and compete with the developed nations.

"Information is the key in every sector for development. Agriculture is not an exception. It helps take timely action, prepare strategies for the next season or year, speculate the market changes and avoid unfavourable circumstances," he said. (Writer-South Asia)

Avena sativa seedlings,seeds for sale

Avena sativa
Family: Gramineae (Grass Family)
Other Common Names:
Groats, herb oats, oatgrass, oats, wild oats.

 The oat straw plant is an annual grass. It stands erect with a flat, rough, but elongated leaf. It has a golden seed shaped much like a spindle. It is in flower during June and July. The seeds ripen from August to October. The flowers have both male and female organs, and are pollinated by the wind.

Chemical Constituents : saponins, alkaloids (trigonelline and avenine), a sterol, flavonoids, starch, protein (gluten), fats, minerals (including silica, iron, calcium, copper, magnesium, zinc), vitamin b

Plant Parts Used : Grain, straw, and seed. When the seed is harvested and dried – also in late summer – it can be stored for several years. It has a texture similar to flour and puts forth a mild, creamy flavor.

Medicinal use of wild  oats : Whilst used mainly as a food, wild oat grain does also have medicinal properties. In particular Wild Oats are a nutritious food that gently restores vigour after debilitating illnesses, helps lower cholesterol levels in the blood and also increases stamina. The seed is a mealy nutritive herb that is antispasmodic, cardiac, diuretic, emollient, nervine and stimulant. The seed contains the antitumor compound b-sitosterol and has been used as a folk remedy for tumours. A gruel made from the ground seed is used as a mild nutritious aliment in inflammatory cases, fevers and after parturition. It should be avoided in cases of dyspepsia accompanied with acidity of the stomach. A tincture of the ground seed in alcohol is useful as a nervine and uterine tonic. A decoction strained into a bath will help to soothe itchiness and eczema. A poultice made from the ground seeds is used in the treatment of eczema and dry skin. When consumed regularly, oat germ reduces blood cholesterol levels. Oat straw and the grain are prescribed to treat general debility and a wide range of nervous conditions. They are of particular value in helping a person to cope with the exhaustion that results from multiple sclerosis, chronic neurological pain and insomnia.  Wild Oats are thought to stimulate sufficient nervous energy to help relieve insomnia. An alcoholic extraction of Wild Oats has been reported to be a deterrent for smoking, though reports that oat extract helped correct the tobacco habit have been disproven. A tincture of the plant has been used as a nerve stimulant and to treat opium addiction.

Avena sativa ,Avena sativa  seedlings, Avena sativa seeds, Avena sativa plants, Avena sativa herb available at:

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