jatropha yeild
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Could you please explain how you claim the increase in Yeild
I would be very much interested to know by which technology the yeild of Jatropha increses by 50 %. What kind of research you have done. I would like to introduce you to one of the company working on Jatropha plantation in Rajasthan.
You need to show the model farms of yours where you have done the activities then only the farmers will trust and will use your technology else you should have the research paper to prove the claims.
Dear Friend,contact us for technology( proprietary) for increasing seed yeild upto 50% of jatropha.
I would be very much interested to know by which technology the yeild of Jatropha increses by 50 %. What kind of research you have done. I would like to introduce you to one of the company working on Jatropha plantation in Rajasthan.
You need to show the model farms of yours where you have done the activities then only the farmers will trust and will use your technology else you should have the research paper to prove the claims.
Water retention method part of complete project?
Dear Sir,
At present can you tell me please if you use a shredder for making mulch from the twigs and prunings from the branches of the (jatropha) shrub?
What is the make and design of the shredder that you know (if any)?
I noted that the mulch is used for water retention when spread around the base of the shrub and subsequently it turns into compost to enrich the soil of the plant roots.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thank you, kind regards,
Johan Schiphorst
My ref: IENG 373111, MIET 505330 registration with IET in GB, jatropha shrub.contact us for technology( proprietary) for increasing seed yeild upto 50% of jatropha.
Dear Sir,
At present can you tell me please if you use a shredder for making mulch from the twigs and prunings from the branches of the (jatropha) shrub?
What is the make and design of the shredder that you know (if any)?
I noted that the mulch is used for water retention when spread around the base of the shrub and subsequently it turns into compost to enrich the soil of the plant roots.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thank you, kind regards,
Johan Schiphorst