wanted partners for joint venture of heliconia flowers cultivation.

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One acre plantation of Heliconia joint venture
1. Fertilizers
Gobber/Bone meal/ rock phosphate/ Glyrecedea /
organic contents 10 000.00 10 000.00
2. Pipe line for irrigation 30 000.00 40 000.00
3. Plantation 1000 Nos. 40 000.00 80 000.00
4. Maintenance and fertilizers 120 000.00 200 000.00
5. Planting material 500 000.00 700 000.00
6. Consultation and technical support 24000.00 724 000.00
Total expenses for first year are 7 lakhs and twenty four thousand rupees per acre.
An amount of 3 75000 rupees will be taken by the company (for the planting material) as part of joint venture.
So the grower has to pay only 349000.00 per acre in the first year.
Maintenance, fertilizers, technical support and marketing expenses will be 144 000.00 rupees every year.
The fertile land with fencing, electricity, motor shed with motor will be the responsibility of the third party. An amount between one lakh to two lakh rupees may be estimated for the same depends on the conditions of the land and location.




Agreement for the Joint venture for cultivation of heliconia flowers.
1. One unit is 1 acre of land.
2. The grower should meet all expenses for the technical support provided by The Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. and provide land, infrastructure, irrigation and other amenities and services according to the guidelines.
3. The grower will get profit from 50 %of the flowers produced from the farm according to the season and market rates. The actual profit from the flowers will be divided according to the accepted terms and conditions amongst the grower and Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd.
4. The Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. will market the flowers from time to time according to the market needs.
5. The Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. will provide new heliconia planting materials every year to meet market standards and competition.
6. The grower will get preference for additional units in the future for less money, if the grower satisfies all the conditions of the Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd.
7. The Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. will import and export plants and flowers and the grower will get all the varieties, if the grower is committed, dedicated and trustworthy.
8. The Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. will have a nursery in 4% of the project site (4 cents in one unit) which will be demarcated earlier, to meet future needs of heliconia planting materials. It is the responsibility of the grower to irrigate these plants. The Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. will fertilize these plants whenever it is needed. The grower should not take any plants from this nursery without the written consent from the Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. The Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. will have a Wright to transfer these plants from the project site to other project sites and vice versa without the consent of the growers.
9. Only commercially important varieties will be planted in the project site. All the outdated heliconia planting materials will be replaced with new heliconia planting materials from time to time from the nurseries in various project sites which are in 4% of the project area (4 cents in one unit) and from the government approved central nursery of the Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd.
10. The general idea of the profit:
Flowers from one unit are 40000 flowers.
Cost per flower 10-60 rupees per flower.
Minimum projected profit is 4 lakhs rupees per year.
Maximum projected profit is 24 lakhs rupees per year.
The profit may vary with market fluctuations, grower’s dedication and other aspects.
The grower will get 50% of the actual profit from the flowers from the project site.
11. If the grower is not satisfied with the project, he can withdraw from the agreement with a notice period of six months. The Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. should get enough time to transfer 75% plants to other project sites. The grower should not take more than 25% plants from the project site without paying the actual cost of the remaining heliconia planting material to the Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd.
12. The grower will have no Wright on 75% heliconia planting materials in the farm, because the Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. is only taking 25% of actual cost from the grower for heliconia planting materials.
13. In case of a dispute or conflicts of interests with the grower, the Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. will withdraw from the agreement with 75% heliconia planting material from the project site. The grower should not take more than 25% heliconia planting material from the project without paying the actual cost of the remaining heliconia planting materials.
14. If the Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. feels that the grower is not genuinely interested and properly nurtured the plants, the Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. will have a Wright to transfer the 75% plants to other project sites. The grower should not make any objections for that.
15. The grower will have no Wright to sell plants or flowers without the written consent of the Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. from time to time. If the grower sells the plants or flowers without the written consent of the Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. the company will have a Wright to withdraw from the joint venture.
16. If the grower sells the plants or flowers with the written consent of the Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. then the grower will get 50% of the actual profit from that deal.
17. Club Ad Bio Herbal Farms and resorts Pvt.Ltd. will have Wright to transfer plants anytime from any project sites to other project sites and vice versa without the consent of the grower, if the project site is congested with more plants that can accommodate in that area or the intensity of the plants affects proper flowering of plants.
18. The grower should pay 24000 rupees every year as the fee for consultation and technical support for one acre plantation.
19. The total expense for one acre is calculated as 724000 rupees in the first year for one acre. 144000 rupees should be paid every year for maintenance, labor, and fertilizers and for marketing expenses. The expenses will be less per acre when we do plantation in additional areas in future.
20. No investment is needed for future expansion, after the establishment period, because all the developments can be materialized with the profit from the project in the future. Only land is needed additionally. So a person with 10 or 20 acres land can start the project with 10 to 20 lakhs of rupees in the beginning. He will be able to start in two to three acres of land in the first stage, and can develop to 10 or 20 acres in the future from the profit. He will be able to produce 4 lakhs to 8 lakhs flowers annually with a projected worth of 80 lakhs to 1.6 crore of rupees every year with a onetime investment of only 10 to 20lakhs rupees with land and infrastructure.
 

is this project suitable for Andhra Pradesh where temp is in the range of 20-50 c. th

Heliconia plants prefer a temperature in between 14 to 40 most of the time. Some variations for shorter periods will not affect the plants. But it may affect the flowering at that period.It is better to provide some shade for good quality flowers. It can be planted in between other plantations.

More information about heliconia
Heliconia, derived from the Greek word helikonios, is a genus of about 100 to 200 species of flowering plants native to the tropical Americas and the Pacific Ocean islands west to Indonesia. Many species of Heliconia are found in rainforests or tropical wet forests of these regions.
The Heliconia are a monophyletic genus in the family Heliconiaceae, but was formerly included in the family Musaceae, which includes the bananas (e.g., Musa, Ensete; Judd et. al, 2007).
These herbaceous plants range from 0.5 to nearly 4.5 meters (1.5–15 feet) tall depending on the species (Berry and Kress, 1991). The simple leaves of these plants are 15–300 cm (6 in-10 ft). They are characteristically long, oblong, alternate, or growing opposite one another on non-woody petioles often longer than the leaf, often forming large clumps with age. Their flowers are produced on long, erect or drooping panicles, and consist of brightly colored waxy bracts, with small true flowers peeping out from the bracts. The growth habit of heliconias is similar to Canna, Strelitzia, and bananas, to which they are related.The flowers can be hues of reds, oranges, yellows, and greens, and are subtended by brightly colored bracts.

Heliconias need an abundance of water, sunlight, and soils that are rich in humus in order to grow well. These flowers are grown all over the world as ornamental plants
Different Heliconia species have different flowering seasons.
 

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