Organic Fresh Drumsticks

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ApplicationIt also finds its application in hand washing & water purification
Cultivation TypeOrganic
Place of OriginIndia
Protein9.4 g
Supply Type Supplier, Retailer
Preferred Buyer Location All over the world

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Application It also finds its application in hand washing & water purification
Cultivation Type Organic
Place of Origin India
Protein 9.4 g
Calcium 30g
Benefits It is known for strengthening bones
Grade A
Pack Size 10-50 kg

Description :

A drumstick is a type of percussion mallet used particularly for playing snare drum, drum kit and some other percussion instruments, and particularly for playing unpitched percussion.
Specialized beaters used on some other percussion instruments, such as the metal beater or wand used with a triangle, and particularly beaters or mallets used with tuned percussion such as xylophone and timpani, are not normally referred to as drumsticks. Drumsticks generally have all of the following characteristics:
They are normally supplied and used in pairs.
They are held in the hands, most often one in each hand.
They may be used to play at least some sort of drum (as well as other instruments).
They are normally used only for unpitched percussion.

Varieties :

PKM 1
PKM 2
KKM 1

Season
July – October
Management
High density planting and fertigation in moringa PKM 1

High density planting at 1.5 X 1.0 m spacing with two plants/hill and plant population 13,333 / ha along with the application of fertilizer dose of 135: 23 :45 g of NPK/pit (150%) through drip increases the yield of moringa. In this phosphorus should be applied basally as soil application. N and K can be applied in the form of urea and muriate of potash through drip.
For PKM-2, the closest spacing of 1.2 x 1.2 m is ideal to obtain the highest yield of 138 t/ha. The pinching of main shoots on 80th day after sowing will also help register the highest yield of fruits.

After cultivation
Gap filling may be done within a month. Pinch off the seedlings when they are about 75 cm in height to facilitate more branching. Short duration vegetables like Cowpea, Bhendi and Tomato can be grown as intercrop.

For perennial moringa, medium pruning of shoots at 70 cm from the tip has to be followed to regulate flowering and obtain the highest yield of 37 kg/ tree.

Irrigation/Cultivation
Irrigation
Irrigate before sowing and on the 3rd day after sowing and subsequently at 10 – 15 days interval according to soil type.
Preparatory cultivation

Dig pits of size 45 cm x 45 cm x 45 cm with a spacing of 2.0 - 2.5 m either way. Apply 15 kg of compost or FYM/pit after mixing with top soil.
High density planting and fertigation in moringa PKM 1
High density planting at 1.5 X 1.0 m spacing with two pla

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We are very excited to provide taste of LIMPEX Global Pvt Ltd a difference of approach on quality of agriculture products directly from Farmers (Farmers Producers Organizations) to foreign buyers. But before you do, we wanted to share OUR STORY with you.
We come with known lineage of FOUR generations over 80 years in farmers' family covering most of the spices and pulses in south India and now ventured in export business, being a member of FPO and also Liaison with more than 128 FPOs covering over 143K farmers around the country directly/indirectly with a motive to provide reasonable consideration/price to the farmers and quality oriented agri-products to foreign buyers.
We noticed that most of the agricultural products being sold across the world passes through multiple middlemen before reaching buyers abroad like you.
By then, most of the PRIME Flavor, Freshness, and fragrance of the spices reduce to considerable extent. Additionally, even though there is huge demand for spices globally every year, millions of spice growers back here in India are adversely affected with problems, like low prices to their farm products and an uncertain future, in spite of support from local state governments to protect their interests. India grows some of the finest spices in the world (50% of the world's production), the absence of frontline support to Farmers has made the spice industry directly dependent on bulk exports in addition to local consumers. Further such middlemen/dealers/brands do not hesitate to compromise on quality in order to compete on price points and earn higher profit margins, on the other hand farmers back home in India are getting low price.
By looking into the total scenario, we initiated a journey to cover these aspects, and decided to start LIMPEX Global Pvt Ltd, in the name of our beloved family pillar Smt Lalitha Kumari. 'Limpex stands for Lalitha imports and exports'.
We are unique in the field of exports by having time to time contacts right from the days of sowing, pest control, crop management, harvesting, and final procurement at our state-ofthe-art consultancy facility being provided through agricultural professionals and after processing commodity would be shipped directly to our foreign customers based on their requirements.
Our personal touch and attention to each transaction adds true value that brings a positive impact on our customer's growth and prosperity. We understand that each customer has a unique requirement.
Apart from eliminating middlemen at maximum extent, we are able to make available garden fresh high-quality spices and agri-products to consumers across the globe, and reasonable earnings to the farmers who pays immense love, care, passion and livelihood.