• Germination Percentage: 80%
• Oil Content: 32 - 35%
• Moisture Content: 8%

We procure Jatropha Curcas Seeds which are used in oil extraction process. Jatropha Seeds yield large amount of oil using engine driven expeller. The non-edible oil from these seeds can be used for pharmaceutical, medical purposes, dyes and soap making.

We also supply and export extracted natural oil of Jatropha Curcas Seeds. These are used medicinal treating of cancer. It is a potential substitute for diesel. It is available in seal packed containers of different quantities. It is also used in Soap and Paint industries as well as have Insecticidal and Molluscicidal Properties.

Jatropha oil cake contains nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium, have high nutritive value and can be used as organic manure. It has Insecticidal and Molluscicidal Properties. It contains manorial value with 6% N, 2.75% P₂O₅ and 0.94 K₂O.

Family Name: Meliaceae

Common Name: Lilac, Neem, Morgosa Tree, Neeem Chal

Parts Used: Leaves, oil, flowers, seed

Uses:

• Vermifuge
• Insecticide
• Astringent
• Tonic
• Antiseptic
• For Stomach Worms and Ulcers
• Malarial Fever
• For making Neem based Soaps, Shampoos and Tooth Paste

Its root bark possesses astringent, tonic and anti periodic properties.

Family Name: Liliaceae

Common Name: Aloe, Indian Aloe, Barbados Aloe, Ghi Kunvar

Parts Used: Roots, Flower

Product Offered: Fresh Leaves, Aloe Vera Powder, Aloe Vera Gel

Uses:

• Treat Burns
• Skin Rashes
• Insect Bites
• Healing Wounds by Drawing Out Infection
• Preventing Infection from Starting and Chafed Nipples from Breast-Feeding
• To keep Bowels Functioning Smooth

Aloe Vera gel is more effective while using fresh rather than "stabilized" gels. The fresh gel was used by Cleopatra to keep her skin soft and young.

Family Name: Myrtaceae

Common Name: Blue Gum Tree and Stringy Bark Tree

Parts Used: The oil of the leaves

Medicinal Uses:

• Antiseptic and Deodorant
• Decoction of leaves as tea for cough, hoarseness, asthma, fevers.
• For Coughs, Whooping Coughs, Asthma and Bronchitis
• For Coryza, Dysentery, Diabetes, Fevers and Colds, Malaria, Rhinitis, Tuberculosis
• For Washing and Cleaning Wounds

Family Name: Caesalpinaceae

Common Name: Senna, Indian Senna, Tinnervelly Senna, Cassia Senna

Parts Used: Pods, Stems, Leaves

Uses:

• Habitual Costiveness
• Lowers Bowels
• Increases Peristaltic Movements of Colon
• Expectorant
• Wound Dresses
• Antidysentric
• Carminative
• Laxative

Family Name: Lamiaceae

Common Name: Coleus

Parts Used: Dried tubers

Uses:

• For curing of blood pressure
• For curing of glaucoma disease in the eyes

Family Name: Lamiaceae

Common Name: Basil, Holy Basil, Sacred Basil, Tulsi

Parts Used: Leaves, Seeds

Uses:

• For Curing Malaria, Bronchitis, Catarrh and Gastric Disorders
• Lowering Blood Sugar Levels
• For Mouth Ulcers

Family Name: Euphorbiaceae

Common Name: Country Gooseberry

Parts Used: Dried Leaves

Uses:

• Curing of Jaundice and Anaemia
• Frequent Menstruation
• Curing of Dysentery and Diabetes

Family Name: Caesulpinaceae

Common Name: Fistula, Purging Fistula, Laburnum, Golden Shower, Amaltus

Parts Used: Fruits and Bark

Uses:

• Pulp from fruits called "cassia Pulp" is a well known Laxative
• Bark of tree is rich in tannins

Family Name: Moringaceae

Common Name: Moringa, Drumstick Tree, Horse Radish Tree, Sahijan

Parts Used: Fruits, Seeds, Roots, Leaves

Uses:

• Iron Deficiency
• Scurvy
• Rheumatic Problems
• Spleen and Liver Problems
• Tetanus