Raised bed preparation for stevia cultivation

About Us:
We are stevia cultivation channel partners for multiple stevia extraction plants; we integrate the raw material supply chain management by developing stevia growers by providing the planting material, technical guidance & training to farmers.

We have associated with farmers pan India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh & Nepal growing stevia under our technical support and buy-back arrangement with stevia extraction units.

We are also in to Moringa, Medicinal/Herbal and Aromatic plantation as an Inter-crop with stevia plantation and also as mono-crop cultivation. We promote organic cultivation of Stevia, Moringa Medicinal/Herbal and Aromatic plantation.

Contact and follow us if you are interested in any of the below products & services:
Stevia Plants, Saplings/Seedlings
Stevia Farms Project Site Visits
Stevia Farming Training & Workshops
Stevia Cultivation Project Report
Stevia Farming Technical Consultation
Stevia Site Management with care-takers
Stevia Leaves Buyers & Buy-back Agreements

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Opportunity for Stevia Cultivation:
Stevia is currently considered as the "green gold", as natural sweetener used to reduce sugar and synthetic sweeteners as aspartame or sucrose. Moreover, Stevia as a natural and antioxidant ingredient can be used for the prevention of chronic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular diseases.

The rising concern about the spread of obesity and diabetes, and a growing awareness about healthy foods in western societies have stimulated, in the last years, a strong interest toward stevia sweeteners as alternative of sucrose and artificial intensive sweeteners.

The worldwide demand for purified steviol glycosides from stevia is steadily increasing, and it is expected that in the future the agricultural production capacity will be lower than the market demand. This provides a strong incentive to explore the possibilities to cultivate stevia and to produce leaves and extracts, beyond the traditional production zones.

The cultivation of stevia might represent a formidable opportunity for the growers, in order to diversify the cropping systems and to meet the increasing market demand for high-quality and traceable raw material. In addition, several legislative initiatives, such as the steviol glycosides approval as food additive in several countries, represent favorable factors for the development of a stevia-based agro-industry.

Stevia has been in a great demand for its natural sweetness without any calories and zero glycemic index as the best sugar substitute for diabetics, obese and low-calorie diet and also for some of its medicinal benefits. Considering the facts India has the maximum number of diabetics and Pre-diabetics in the world and obesity in the urban cities increasing rapidly thus stevia and stevia products has a bright future in the coming years. This gives a good opportunity for the indian farmers who are looking for alternative crops for sustainable regular income for long term.

Stevia (Stevia Rebaudiana) is an important commercial crop. It is mainly used as sweetener in food and pharmaceutical industries. The plant is originally from Paraguay near Brazil. It is cultivated in large scales in China, Brazil and South America, Global production of stevia products was 5100 MT in 2014 costing about USD 347million. It will increase and is estimated to go up to production of about 8500 MT in 2020 costing about USD 565 million. China is major producer and exporter of stevia products.

Apart from the growing global market demand, Indians are yet to adapt fully to stevia sweeteners like in other countries but the demand for stevia products in India is steadily growing considering the fact that India has the highest number of diabetics in the world with growing obesity rate.

Stevia Cultivation has a very promising years ahead…


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