CSIR-IIIM
On August 7th, 2024, a one-day program was held in Bamanpara, Sikandra, Rajasthan, under the Aroma Mission Project Phase III. The event was organized by the CSIR-Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine (IIIM), Jammu. The primary focus of the program was on the cultivation of Ocimum, commonly known as basil, and the marketing of its essential oil.
The Aroma Mission Project aims to boost the cultivation of aromatic plants and enhance the production of essential oils in India. This initiative is particularly significant for regions like Rajasthan, where the climate and soil conditions are favorable for aromatic plant cultivation.
During the program, experts from CSIR-IIIM Jammu shared valuable insights on various aspects of Ocimum cultivation. They discussed advanced agricultural practices, soil management, and pest control techniques to ensure healthy and high-yield crops. The sessions were designed to provide farmers with practical knowledge and skills to optimize their farming practices.
In addition to cultivation techniques, the program emphasized the economic potential of Ocimum essential oil. Experts highlighted the market demand for high-quality essential oils and provided guidance on how farmers can effectively market their products.
The program also included interactive sessions where farmers could ask questions and share their experiences. This allowed for a productive exchange of ideas and solutions to common challenges faced in Ocimum cultivation and marketing.
Overall, the one-day program in Bamanpara was a significant step towards empowering local farmers with the knowledge and resources needed to succeed in the aromatic plant industry. By focusing on both cultivation and marketing aspects, the initiative aims to enhance the livelihoods of farmers and contribute to the growth of the essential oil sector in India.
The event, attended by 80 farmers, agricultural experts, researchers, and organizational representatives, featured educational sessions and practical demonstrations.The programme was effectively coordinated by Dr. Siya Ram Meena (Senior Technical Officer) and Mr. Vinod Fogawat, Project Associate, ensuring a very informative experience for all attendees.
The Aroma Mission Project aims to boost the cultivation of aromatic plants and enhance the production of essential oils in India. This initiative is particularly significant for regions like Rajasthan, where the climate and soil conditions are favorable for aromatic plant cultivation.
During the program, experts from CSIR-IIIM Jammu shared valuable insights on various aspects of Ocimum cultivation. They discussed advanced agricultural practices, soil management, and pest control techniques to ensure healthy and high-yield crops. The sessions were designed to provide farmers with practical knowledge and skills to optimize their farming practices.
In addition to cultivation techniques, the program emphasized the economic potential of Ocimum essential oil. Experts highlighted the market demand for high-quality essential oils and provided guidance on how farmers can effectively market their products.
The program also included interactive sessions where farmers could ask questions and share their experiences. This allowed for a productive exchange of ideas and solutions to common challenges faced in Ocimum cultivation and marketing.
Overall, the one-day program in Bamanpara was a significant step towards empowering local farmers with the knowledge and resources needed to succeed in the aromatic plant industry. By focusing on both cultivation and marketing aspects, the initiative aims to enhance the livelihoods of farmers and contribute to the growth of the essential oil sector in India.
The event, attended by 80 farmers, agricultural experts, researchers, and organizational representatives, featured educational sessions and practical demonstrations.The programme was effectively coordinated by Dr. Siya Ram Meena (Senior Technical Officer) and Mr. Vinod Fogawat, Project Associate, ensuring a very informative experience for all attendees.
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