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Plantation Project of Morinda Citrifolia ( Noni )

Noni known as Morinda Citrifolia ( Botanical Name ) is an small tree that grows a average height around 10-20 feet. The leaves are thick, shiny, dark green and deeply veined. The fruits have an unusual shape and about 3 - 5 inches long, ovoid & yellowish- white & become quite soft at maturity.

a) This small evergreen tree has large bright green elliptical leaves. The fruit is borne on stalks that arise opposite to an unpaired leaf. The fruit starts out as a small lump that swells, produces flower, then forms into the fruit.

b) Can be grown in adverse climatic conditions, even it comes very well in any type of degraded and unfertile land with any type of soil, performs better in sandy loam soil.

c) Climate :- Tropic - subtropics /heavy rainfall to drought hit areas. Tolerates to saline, alkaline, water logging, sever drought and heavy wind. Mean annual temperature 20-450

d) The only perennial crop starts flowering at the age of 10th month & gives harvestable yield from at the end of 20th month onwards.

e) This is the only perennial crop that flowers & fruits throughout the year.

f) We can get fruits from the plant at any desirable season through horticultural techniques.

g) One single plant can yield more than 300 kgs of fruits per annum at maturity.

h) There is no severe pest and disease attack like other crops.

i) Each and every part of the plant is useful in one or more ways.

j) Simple live fence can protect the plant from cattle browse.

k) Planting time: During monsoon season (June - October).

l) Seedlings no. of plants per acre 275 - 290 plants.

Spacing : 12' x 12' with Pit size of 2’ x 2’ x 2’

Preparatory Cultivation : Ploughing and leveling the land to optimum level.

Irrigation : Noni thrives with moderate irrigation and can survive even in drought conditions, once the plant is established. Irrigate during early stages of the crop as required depending upon the moisture condition.

Weeding : Weed growth can be controlled by drip irrigation. First 2 years weeding has to be done manually whenever required.

Pest & diseases
: Normally Noni crop is resistant to pest and diseases. However if require it can be controlled easily by organic pesticides.

Morinda cultivation - Cost and Benefits :-
• Estimated investment for Morinda cultivation in One Acre - Rs.50,000/-
• 3rd year Break-even for investments.
• Be tension free up to 50 years.
Rough Output of Noni Cultivation ( Kilograms ) per year.. ie : 3 = 3rd year.. so on.
Noni Tree ( Morinda Citrifolia )

Years Yield per tree per year

3rd --- 20 Kgs
4th --- 50 Kgs
5th --- 80 Kgs
6th --- 110 Kgs
7th --- 150 Kgs
8th --- 200 Kgs
9th --- 250 Kgs
10th --- 300 Kgs

Note : The calculation is based on the average actual and shall depend on proper implementation of package of practice, land preparation, moisture in the soil etc.


The Project :

The project aims at commercial cultivation of Noni, a plant with Health Enhancing properties with improved varieties to assist in raising the profile of this plant from traditional, folk medicine to mainstream Natural Health Product.

Noni is a highly profitable evergreen small tree with elliptical leaves. It grows well in any type of soil and climatic conditions. It produces fruits which look like a small custard Apple. The tree gives fruits throughout the year.

Noni is mainly found in Southeast Asia, Australia, and it has been distributed in many regions in India. It can be seen near the coastal areas, in open lowlands, grasslands, and in disturbed forests of the dry tracts.

Our Support & Commitment : -
• Field Visit & Selection of Land, Land Preparation Guiding.
• Soil Testing
• Supply of Quality, Disease-free Planting Material and Bio- fertilizers
• Tie up With Financial Institutions.
• Guidance for Pest & Disease Control.
• Govt. Support. ( Nabard )
• Tie up for Crop Insurance
• 100% Buy-back Guarantee of the Produce at a Pre Fixed Price.

Benefits of Noni : -

Noni has been scientifically documented to benefit in the fight against these ailments :

Aids, Abdominal pains/swelling, Abscesses, Antibiotic and Antimicrobial, Backache, Burns, Dark spots on skin, Depression, Diaphragmatic hernia, Dry or cracked skin, Heart disease, Infection of mouth and gums Inhibits early chronic fatigue syndrome, Regulates thymus, Sore throat with cough, Tonic after childbirth, Tuberculosis, Virus problems, Anticancer activity, Arthritis, Balanced nutrition, Chest infections, Deficient Macrophages/Lymphocytes Diabetes Type II, Eye complaints, High / Low Blood Pressure, Inflamed, sore gums, Intestinal worms, Sick People Syndrome, Stroke, Toothaches Urinary tract ailments, Wounds, fractures and boils

Noni has been till now research in more than 45 universities and over 10 countries...
Noni`s scientists have found more than 150 nutrients in it.. Simple research shows scientifically that Noni (Morinda citrifolia) is a natural combination of amazingly beneficial compounds to heal the body as a whole, and to maintain health.

Since the mid nineties Noni has grown in popularity and has become one of the
fastest growing nutritional supplements on the market. An entire industry has been born of this peculiar yet powerful healing plant. Estimates put the total number of companies selling Noni at close to 300 worldwide.

Presentation : -
Nabard - Nabard to boost noni cultivation
Ranchi, Aug. 13: The National Bank for Rural and Agriculture Development (Nabard) has decided to introduce and promote cultivation of noni (morinda citrifolia).

News headlines - Formulation
India to boost noni cultivation
By Stephen Daniells, 14-Aug-2008
The Indian National Bank for Rural and Agriculture Development (Nabard) is forming a farmers’ club to promote the cultivation of noni, according to reports.

ANIFPDCL ventures into ''NONI'' cultivation

Friday, May 09 2008 20:42 (IST)

Port Blair, May 09 (UNI) Andaman and Nicobar Islands Forest Plantation and Development Corporation Limited (ANIFPDCL), a sick government undertaking firm, has decided to venture into the Noni, cultivation business in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
 
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jamnadasmange

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Noni cultivation

Dear sir,
kindly inform me how to get planting material and further guidance for noni cultivation and economy of noni cultivation.
I am having 10 acres of farm land at kutchh, gujarat state,with borewell irrigation facilities and can adopt drip irrigation system.

Thanking you and awaiting response soon on this forum.

Jamnadas mange
anmol agro farms,
mumbai.
 

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kamilmask

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Plantation Project of Morinda Citrifolia ( Noni )

Noni known as Morinda Citrifolia ( Botanical Name ) is an small tree that grows a average height around 10-20 feet. The leaves are thick, shiny, dark green and deeply veined. The fruits have an unusual shape and about 3 - 5 inches long, ovoid & yellowish- white & become quite soft at maturity.

a) This small evergreen tree has large bright green elliptical leaves. The fruit is borne on stalks that arise opposite to an unpaired leaf. The fruit starts out as a small lump that swells, produces flower, then forms into the fruit.

b) Can be grown in adverse climatic conditions, even it comes very well in any type of degraded and unfertile land with any type of soil, performs better in sandy loam soil.

c) Climate :- Tropic - subtropics /heavy rainfall to drought hit areas. Tolerates to saline, alkaline, water logging, sever drought and heavy wind. Mean annual temperature 20-450

d) The only perennial crop starts flowering at the age of 10th month & gives harvestable yield from at the end of 20th month onwards.

e) This is the only perennial crop that flowers & fruits throughout the year.

f) We can get fruits from the plant at any desirable season through horticultural techniques.

g) One single plant can yield more than 300 kgs of fruits per annum at maturity.

h) There is no severe pest and disease attack like other crops.

i) Each and every part of the plant is useful in one or more ways.

j) Simple live fence can protect the plant from cattle browse.

k) Planting time: During monsoon season (June - October).

l) Seedlings no. of plants per acre 275 - 290 plants.

Spacing : 12' x 12' with Pit size of 2’ x 2’ x 2’

Preparatory Cultivation : Ploughing and leveling the land to optimum level.

Irrigation : Noni thrives with moderate irrigation and can survive even in drought conditions, once the plant is established. Irrigate during early stages of the crop as required depending upon the moisture condition.

Weeding : Weed growth can be controlled by drip irrigation. First 2 years weeding has to be done manually whenever required.

Pest & diseases : Normally Noni crop is resistant to pest and diseases. However if require it can be controlled easily by organic pesticides.

Morinda cultivation - Cost and Benefits :-
• Estimated investment for Morinda cultivation in One Acre - Rs.50,000/-
• 3rd year Break-even for investments.
• Be tension free up to 50 years.
Rough Output of Noni Cultivation ( Kilograms ) per year.. ie : 3 = 3rd year.. so on.
Noni Tree ( Morinda Citrifolia )

Years Yield per tree per year

3rd --- 20 Kgs
4th --- 50 Kgs
5th --- 80 Kgs
6th --- 110 Kgs
7th --- 150 Kgs
8th --- 200 Kgs
9th --- 250 Kgs
10th --- 300 Kgs

Note : The calculation is based on the average actual and shall depend on proper implementation of package of practice, land preparation, moisture in the soil etc.


The Project :

The project aims at commercial cultivation of Noni, a plant with Health Enhancing properties with improved varieties to assist in raising the profile of this plant from traditional, folk medicine to mainstream Natural Health Product.

Noni is a highly profitable evergreen small tree with elliptical leaves. It grows well in any type of soil and climatic conditions. It produces fruits which look like a small custard Apple. The tree gives fruits throughout the year.

Noni is mainly found in Southeast Asia, Australia, and it has been distributed in many regions in India. It can be seen near the coastal areas, in open lowlands, grasslands, and in disturbed forests of the dry tracts.

Our Support & Commitment : -
• Field Visit & Selection of Land, Land Preparation Guiding.
• Soil Testing
• Supply of Quality, Disease-free Planting Material and Bio- fertilizers
• Tie up With Financial Institutions.
• Guidance for Pest & Disease Control.
• Govt. Support. ( Nabard )
• Tie up for Crop Insurance
• 100% Buy-back Guarantee of the Produce at a Pre Fixed Price.

Benefits of Noni : -

Noni has been scientifically documented to benefit in the fight against these ailments :

Aids, Abdominal pains/swelling, Abscesses, Antibiotic and Antimicrobial, Backache, Burns, Dark spots on skin, Depression, Diaphragmatic hernia, Dry or cracked skin, Heart disease, Infection of mouth and gums Inhibits early chronic fatigue syndrome, Regulates thymus, Sore throat with cough, Tonic after childbirth, Tuberculosis, Virus problems, Anticancer activity, Arthritis, Balanced nutrition, Chest infections, Deficient Macrophages/Lymphocytes Diabetes Type II, Eye complaints, High / Low Blood Pressure, Inflamed, sore gums, Intestinal worms, Sick People Syndrome, Stroke, Toothaches Urinary tract ailments, Wounds, fractures and boils

Noni has been till now research in more than 45 universities and over 10 countries...
Noni`s scientists have found more than 150 nutrients in it.. Simple research shows scientifically that Noni (Morinda citrifolia) is a natural combination of amazingly beneficial compounds to heal the body as a whole, and to maintain health.

Since the mid nineties Noni has grown in popularity and has become one of the
fastest growing nutritional supplements on the market. An entire industry has been born of this peculiar yet powerful healing plant. Estimates put the total number of companies selling Noni at close to 300 worldwide.

Presentation : -
Nabard - Nabard to boost noni cultivation
Ranchi, Aug. 13: The National Bank for Rural and Agriculture Development (Nabard) has decided to introduce and promote cultivation of noni (morinda citrifolia).

News headlines - Formulation
India to boost noni cultivation
By Stephen Daniells, 14-Aug-2008
The Indian National Bank for Rural and Agriculture Development (Nabard) is forming a farmers’ club to promote the cultivation of noni, according to reports.

ANIFPDCL ventures into ''NONI'' cultivation

Friday, May 09 2008 20:42 (IST)

Port Blair, May 09 (UNI) Andaman and Nicobar Islands Forest Plantation and Development Corporation Limited (ANIFPDCL), a sick government undertaking firm, has decided to venture into the Noni, cultivation business in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Hello,

Can you please contact me for noni cultivation
 
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kamilmask

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Plantation Project of Morinda Citrifolia ( Noni )

Noni known as Morinda Citrifolia ( Botanical Name ) is an small tree that grows a average height around 10-20 feet. The leaves are thick, shiny, dark green and deeply veined. The fruits have an unusual shape and about 3 - 5 inches long, ovoid & yellowish- white & become quite soft at maturity.

a) This small evergreen tree has large bright green elliptical leaves. The fruit is borne on stalks that arise opposite to an unpaired leaf. The fruit starts out as a small lump that swells, produces flower, then forms into the fruit.

b) Can be grown in adverse climatic conditions, even it comes very well in any type of degraded and unfertile land with any type of soil, performs better in sandy loam soil.

c) Climate :- Tropic - subtropics /heavy rainfall to drought hit areas. Tolerates to saline, alkaline, water logging, sever drought and heavy wind. Mean annual temperature 20-450

d) The only perennial crop starts flowering at the age of 10th month & gives harvestable yield from at the end of 20th month onwards.

e) This is the only perennial crop that flowers & fruits throughout the year.

f) We can get fruits from the plant at any desirable season through horticultural techniques.

g) One single plant can yield more than 300 kgs of fruits per annum at maturity.

h) There is no severe pest and disease attack like other crops.

i) Each and every part of the plant is useful in one or more ways.

j) Simple live fence can protect the plant from cattle browse.

k) Planting time: During monsoon season (June - October).

l) Seedlings no. of plants per acre 275 - 290 plants.

Spacing : 12' x 12' with Pit size of 2’ x 2’ x 2’

Preparatory Cultivation : Ploughing and leveling the land to optimum level.

Irrigation : Noni thrives with moderate irrigation and can survive even in drought conditions, once the plant is established. Irrigate during early stages of the crop as required depending upon the moisture condition.

Weeding : Weed growth can be controlled by drip irrigation. First 2 years weeding has to be done manually whenever required.

Pest & diseases : Normally Noni crop is resistant to pest and diseases. However if require it can be controlled easily by organic pesticides.

Morinda cultivation - Cost and Benefits :-
• Estimated investment for Morinda cultivation in One Acre - Rs.50,000/-
• 3rd year Break-even for investments.
• Be tension free up to 50 years.
Rough Output of Noni Cultivation ( Kilograms ) per year.. ie : 3 = 3rd year.. so on.
Noni Tree ( Morinda Citrifolia )

Years Yield per tree per year

3rd --- 20 Kgs
4th --- 50 Kgs
5th --- 80 Kgs
6th --- 110 Kgs
7th --- 150 Kgs
8th --- 200 Kgs
9th --- 250 Kgs
10th --- 300 Kgs

Note : The calculation is based on the average actual and shall depend on proper implementation of package of practice, land preparation, moisture in the soil etc.


The Project :

The project aims at commercial cultivation of Noni, a plant with Health Enhancing properties with improved varieties to assist in raising the profile of this plant from traditional, folk medicine to mainstream Natural Health Product.

Noni is a highly profitable evergreen small tree with elliptical leaves. It grows well in any type of soil and climatic conditions. It produces fruits which look like a small custard Apple. The tree gives fruits throughout the year.

Noni is mainly found in Southeast Asia, Australia, and it has been distributed in many regions in India. It can be seen near the coastal areas, in open lowlands, grasslands, and in disturbed forests of the dry tracts.

Our Support & Commitment : -
• Field Visit & Selection of Land, Land Preparation Guiding.
• Soil Testing
• Supply of Quality, Disease-free Planting Material and Bio- fertilizers
• Tie up With Financial Institutions.
• Guidance for Pest & Disease Control.
• Govt. Support. ( Nabard )
• Tie up for Crop Insurance
• 100% Buy-back Guarantee of the Produce at a Pre Fixed Price.

Benefits of Noni : -

Noni has been scientifically documented to benefit in the fight against these ailments :

Aids, Abdominal pains/swelling, Abscesses, Antibiotic and Antimicrobial, Backache, Burns, Dark spots on skin, Depression, Diaphragmatic hernia, Dry or cracked skin, Heart disease, Infection of mouth and gums Inhibits early chronic fatigue syndrome, Regulates thymus, Sore throat with cough, Tonic after childbirth, Tuberculosis, Virus problems, Anticancer activity, Arthritis, Balanced nutrition, Chest infections, Deficient Macrophages/Lymphocytes Diabetes Type II, Eye complaints, High / Low Blood Pressure, Inflamed, sore gums, Intestinal worms, Sick People Syndrome, Stroke, Toothaches Urinary tract ailments, Wounds, fractures and boils

Noni has been till now research in more than 45 universities and over 10 countries...
Noni`s scientists have found more than 150 nutrients in it.. Simple research shows scientifically that Noni (Morinda citrifolia) is a natural combination of amazingly beneficial compounds to heal the body as a whole, and to maintain health.

Since the mid nineties Noni has grown in popularity and has become one of the
fastest growing nutritional supplements on the market. An entire industry has been born of this peculiar yet powerful healing plant. Estimates put the total number of companies selling Noni at close to 300 worldwide.

Presentation : -
Nabard - Nabard to boost noni cultivation
Ranchi, Aug. 13: The National Bank for Rural and Agriculture Development (Nabard) has decided to introduce and promote cultivation of noni (morinda citrifolia).

News headlines - Formulation
India to boost noni cultivation
By Stephen Daniells, 14-Aug-2008
The Indian National Bank for Rural and Agriculture Development (Nabard) is forming a farmers’ club to promote the cultivation of noni, according to reports.

ANIFPDCL ventures into ''NONI'' cultivation

Friday, May 09 2008 20:42 (IST)

Port Blair, May 09 (UNI) Andaman and Nicobar Islands Forest Plantation and Development Corporation Limited (ANIFPDCL), a sick government undertaking firm, has decided to venture into the Noni, cultivation business in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Can you please send me your contact details
 
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