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Do Coco Peat Prices Vary During A Year?

Coco Peat as we all know is becoming an important ingredient in farming especially in countries which face the problem of water scarcity. Though mainly it is used to store water, but these days it is used in place of inorganic fertilizers as it is organic example of the same. Since it also helps in holding the soil together, the use of coco peat is increasing with every passing day and its cheap price in the market makes it optimal for use even in the places where it is not mandatory to use.

Though the coco peat is of great beneficial use, it also has some problems associated, just like every other thing that we require in our day to day life. Some of them are:

Coco peat is not available in each and every part of the globe.

Though produced from coir hair, it needs to be treated in industry.

There is fluctuation in the price of coco peat.

Though the first two problems can be solved, but the last one is something that is uncontrollable even with the recent advancement. The price of coco peat goes down in the summers and goes up the hill during the rainy season. This is mainly because of the low productivity that is seen in the market during the monsoon. There is instability in the prices of coco peat throughout the twelve months and certainly this has become important factor overtime for the farmers being dis courage to use it.

There were a lot of efforts made in the concerned field and certainly Boyce has taken it to the next level. Boyce has somehow managed to control the prices though not totally but up to a great extent and it has certainly being benefiting everyone associated with this product. Boyce has strategically developed some of the small initiatives that have helped in the process. During the summers, when the price is reasonably low, Boyce buys the product in excess of the requirement and stores them for the future use. They store it and use them during the monsoon when the prices are high, at an affordable price which not only helps the firm itself but the farmers associated, the workers in the firm as they aren’t unemployed during this time when most of the companies of the related field don’t earn enough to pay the wages. Boyce has not only maintained the end product but the raw material and the whole of supply chain. They have sources coco husk from the local farmers in the southern India from whom they can buy and store it at the time of need.

Though this step may be seen as only way to increase the selling products of the company, but one forgets that the farmers are the ones who are benefited abundantly with this. Storing coco peat safely is a costly affair and certainly it’s not possible for the farmers to afford it and Boyce has certainly came to the rescue.

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Flower Growers. Are You Listening?

With our peat bogs in fast decline because of drainage for agriculture, forestry and the commercial extraction of peat, mainly for the horticultural industry. If we continue in this manner it will have a devastating effect in more ways than one. Peat bogs in many ways are good for the environment, as long as they are left alone. They provide areas of great natural beauty, they are rich in wild plants, insects and animals, but still gardeners are using this product. Environmentalists have been preaching about the need for gardeners to use alternative materials, but despite this sales are still strong. Around 90% of Britain’s peat lands have been destroyed, but peat mining is still on going. Peat bogs are rich in the diversity of plants and wildlife. They are home to thousands of insects including butterflies, dragonflies and spiders. Birdlife is abundant, as well as mosses, fungi and lichens. Peat bogs are also rich in social and biological history. They contain irreplaceable materials dating back to the ice age. Many historical objects are preserved in ancient peat bogs. Peat was originally used for centuries as a fuel, but now gardeners get through huge amounts. By the end of 2015 the use of peat in public parks should have been phased out in the UK. By 2020 in your own gardens and by 2030 from commercial plant growing. But listen flower growers. There are extremely good alternatives. Home made compost – a great soil improver, and reduces your garden and household waste. Coir (coco peat) – this is the most popular alternative to peat when used as a growing media. A by-product of the coconut industry. Leaf Mould – a very environmentally friendly material. After two years leaf mould can be sieved and used as a great substitute. Manure – well rotted horse, chicken and cow manure are particularly good. Bark chippings – these can make an effective mulch. Flower growers. Are you listening? The clock is ticking…. CHRISTOPHER HUNT BOYCE AGRO UK

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Growing Plants - Truly Exciting Experience

Ok, so my first attempt at growing plants in coco peat was not a great success. But at least I managed to get some colorful flowers. But to be honest I didn’t read the instructions on the pack. Whoever does read instructions? It’s like when you purchase a piece of flat pack furniture from your local Ikea or other budget store. You lay out all the individual pieces on the floor, discard the large empty box, rip apart the plastic bag full of nuts and bolts, screws and panel pins along with the standard allen key, and away you go. Instructions are left to one side whilst you attach piece A to piece B. Three hours later. There it is, the completed sideboard. Three screws and four metal brackets left on the floor. You have a door that doesn’t close correctly and a slightly chipped surface where you had to dismantle it because you forgot to put the internal shelf in. So back to my planter. Yes I did follow the instructions up to a point where I had to feed the plants. I placed the coco peat into the container, scattered the seed on top and covered with a thin covering of coco peat. Watered with a spray bottle, then put into a warm dark space. It must have been several weeks later I witnessed signs of growth. The seedlings looked weak, but I still persevered. I had to move them from the dark and into the light. The container was in the garden but due to the typical English weather we were still experiencing frosts in May. So the container was moved indoors. After several days with no growth activity realized I should have fed my plants. I went and bought some baby bio fertilizer. Again without measuring I just tipped several drops straight into the container, followed by a splash of water. Hey presto! Within two days the plants shot up, so high that they couldn’t stand upright. I immediately thought they were dying, so poured more water in, then some more feed. I tried moving the container back into the warmth, hoping that the heat would help. But the plants were not responding to any specialist care. Buds did finally appear, and within days I had flowers, but as for healthy stems, unfortunately not. But this will not put me off. Once the blooms have finally faded I will reuse the coco peat and try again. In an effort to stop using our peat from a diminishing source we should all try using alternative materials such as coco peat which is a waste product from the coconut. A truly natural product.

CHRISTOPHER HUNT

BOYCE AGRO

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Find Out How You Can Use This Eco-Friendly Product And Promote Water Conservation

Coco Peat though made from the husk of coconut after machining and being processed retains its pure 100% organic origin. It helps in saving water, acts as an organic fertilizer (without actually being one), binds the soil together and also helps you to increase the average yield of the crops. Coco peat also helps in even distribution of nutrients, and is very sustainable as it can be reused over and over again for a long period of time. This particular product is known for its water conservation technique that makes it stand out among all other sustainable substitutes.Here’s how coco peat helps in saving water:

Low maintenance: Soil without coco peat require frequent showers for distribution of nutrients and even plant growth. When a large proportion of plants are being cultivated its important to water them regularly to prevent wilting and other side effects. When these plants growing on soil without coco peat are watered, the soil loses a lot of it through vaporization and other natural phenomenon. With the use of coco peat this frequent watering is not essential at all. Once watered it can hold it for 7 days which means at the end of the day you need less water for maintenance of plant yield.

Seepage of water: Coco Peat has pores through which water seeps in and it is hence able to hold up to 7 times more water than normal soil. Thus using coco peat in areas which faces water scarcity and also the areas where the farmers rely on government aid or rainfall for irrigation purpose is a permanent remedy that promotes sustainable use of water. The soil can then provide water as per the need of the plants for a long duration without being watered frequently.

Even distribution of water and minerals: Due to its great water retention capacity it can conduct mineral through soil and help in even distribution of nutrients in the soil. Water is necessary for plants to transport minerals and nutrients to different parts and as coco peat helps in even distribution of nutrients excess watering for such purposes can be avoided resulting in water conservation.

Re-usability: Coco Peat unlike the various chemical products is re-usable. Thus farmers and flower growers can buy it once and can reuse it for the effective growth of the crop with the sustainable utilization of the nutrients and the water resources available.

Soil binding ability: Coco Peat also binds the soil together and thus helps in reducing the dust particle percentage in air thus reducing air pollution. Binding the soil together also helps in conservation of water, as less water is lost through evaporation.

A study reveals that coco peat usage should be increased all over the world especially in developing countries. Also places like that of Africa which faces enormous scarcity of water should increase the use of coco peat in order to promote water conservation technique. Using coco peat also increases the overall yield of the crop. It also reduces the overall investment that the farmer makes and hence helps in maximizing his profit. This pure organic product is rapidly proving to be a sustainable alternative and trailblazer in water conservation techniques

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Managing Drought In The Ancient Times: Find Out Here How Our Forefathers Survived It

Life on earth exists because the earth has the very storehouse of water required for lives to exist. Around 75% of the earth’s surface is filled with water, although all of this percentage cannot be utilized. Everyone on this planet does not get this premier elixir in abundance in spite of it being not too costly. In fact water is often considered as a paradox because the most precious liquid is dirt cheap in most places. People who are located in regions of the continents where rivers flow, oceans are nearby, are often luckier than those who reside on the banks of sand dunes where water itself plays and becomes an illusion to trick the thirsty souls. Well, fortune takes a hand at times and ensures that people who are enriched with an abundant source of water comes face to face with dry spells. A prolonged period of time without the blissful showers from heaven can make the life of people miserable. Drought has been a cunning guest of Mother Nature since eternity. Sometimes it lasted for a week or so and at times years or even decades. In ancient times droughts were common and people often considered it to be a curse or punishment from the messengers of heaven. They faced drought as if it was an ordinance to follow. Perhaps they kept their head low as they did not have much appendage to help their situation. The absence of precipitation for a considerable amount of time affects the ecosystem as well as the atmosphere. The droughts would eventually occur as a by-product of their indigenous practices like slash and burn cultivation, deforestation for shelter, food, etc. They were not equipped to outlast the effect of drought. The only form of living was agriculture and that occupation experienced a great setback during droughts. People who could sustain the drought survived while the rest died due to the sun-baked atmosphere without the seasoning of rain spatters. A few would consider removing themselves from the ‘cursed’ area and enter a new world by migrating. The world remembers the severe and the consecutive effect of drought in the 1930s in the United States of America when people from the several counties of Rolla, Kansas moved to the west in search of occupation. Agriculture was the most affected sector contributing to the Great Depression when banks failed, unemployment soared and life became lifeless. Some tried to resist the drought with the hope of a miracle to happen, rain to usher, while others migrated to different areas. This showcases how people faced the severe consequences of drought without having the power to overcome them. They were forced to act as mere puppets in the hands of Nature. If they had anything that could make their agriculture go on at that time, it could have saved thousands of lives. Today, we can create a difference. We, the successors of those worthy souls who had to die due to lack of their livelihood, can make a divergence. A miracle has born. A boon to overcome the effects of drought is here. The answer is coco peat. Nowadays, coco peat is endowed with brilliant soil conditioning properties. It acts like a sponge having water retention capabilities. It can hold moisture up to 7 times its volume. Not only that, it does help in strengthening the roots of the plants. It also maintains the pH level required to cultivate. Coconut husks can be shredded to huge chunks which can act as a splendid growing medium during dry spells. Growers of Kenya, Wisconsin, and Minnesota etc. hugely depend on this organic media for economizing even when chances to cultivate are insufficient. Coco Peat has been a pioneer in the agronomic industry in the last few decades, especially in drought prone and arid areas. We have reached the moon; we can no longer afford to bow down to natural calamities.

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Looking Beyond Horticulture Will Be Key To Success For Coco Peat Manufacturers

Today horticultural industries consume or buys 80% of the coco peat manufactured in India and Sri Lanka, 90% of the manufacturers sell only to this industry. This makes the market very highly price sensitive, leaving quality manufacturers with minimum profit, therefore no room for expansion or investment. The secret is to identify new areas of application, new initiatives. This is the key if this market is to move forward. Adding value to the product in terms of quality, commitment, customization leaves buyer to look at other productive jobs. Boyce Agro works with manufacturers and helps find new areas for improved profits and improved consistent quality. Animal bedding industry have better potential for coir pith exporters due to its softness and no harm characteristic helps the animals. It has better advantage of being ‘no harm’ material when pets eats them. Being exporter for reptile bedding industry, we identify huge potential for our nature product. There are various other applications that are upcoming with the use of coco peat and we constantly working on projects to explore coco peat endless benefits. Handling any commodity in effective manner leaves you less expenses. We do improved ways of handling and palletising to reduce waste. Maintained machines to avoid costly breakdowns and better ways of measuring quality results. We committed to develop coco peat industry by means of delivering quality and value added service to customers globally. This article is written and posted by Boyce Agro - A coco peat manufacturer and exporter from India and sri Lanka.

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Gardens, they come in all shapes and sizes. From the humble back garden to the stately country park estate. But they all have the same thing in common. They bring great pleasure to both young and old. They keep you fit and can reduce your stress levels. The joy of sitting on the patio with a cup of tea admiring the colorful blooms can give you so much satisfaction. Garden centres and Nurseries are there to readily supply the professional gardener right down to the novice who likes to potter around in their back garden. Every garden tool, through to packs of seeds. Different shaped pots, bedding plants, shrubs and trees all lined up for the grand designer. But it takes many years and perseverance to get an established garden. But don’t despair. If you don’t have the space, or don’t have the green fingers, all is not lost. There are many fine gardens around the world where you can visit. The gardens at the Chateau de Versailles in France. 250 acres filled with paths that lead to flower beds and quiet tranquil areas filled with ornaments and lakes. The Royal Botanical gardens in Kew, England. This is filled with greenhouses. Beneath the domes, botanical science and conservation come together. In the grounds is housed the largest Victorian greenhouse in the world. The Bonsai house has trees that are more than 150 years old. For something more colorful there is the Keukenhof gardens in The Netherlands. It has more than 7 million tulips, daffodils and hyacinths within its grounds. The Netherlands is famous for its tulips and the growing of bulbs. 100 million bulbs are exported annually around the world. Gardens also feature in many a good novel. The Secret Garden written by Frances Hodgson Burnett based in Yorkshire, England. Where a young orphan discovers the secret garden in her Uncle’s gloomy estate and brings it back to life. Oscar Wilde wrote a short story called The Selfish Giant’s Garden. The giant builds a high wall to keep the children out of his beautiful garden. The garden is plunged into continual winter until the day the children return. Tom’s Midnight Garden is another classic novel where Tom who lives in an urban apartment block. He slips out one night to discover a magical garden that existed many years ago. Nursery rhymes do not escape the garden topic. Small little ditties like Round and round the garden written in the 1940’s. But the most related nursery rhyme is Mary Mary quite contrary written around the 1700’s Mary Mary quite contrary How does your garden grow? With cockle shells and silver bells And pretty maids in a row. But I prefer this version written in 2015 Mary Mary quite contrary How does your garden grow? With coco peat and coir blocks Supplied by Boyce Agro. Enjoy your garden, whatever size. Real or mythical. CHRISTOPHER HUNT

BOYCE AGRO

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Wimbledon and strawberries - An untold Story

With Wimbledon 2015 just around the corner (29th June 2015) our thoughts don't just turn to the tennis and the manicured courts. But also the red succulent strawberry. With 8600 punnets containing 10 strawberries are expected to be sold each day over the two week tournament. Strawberries are synonymous with this annual fortnight.It is one of the most popular 'fruits' in the world. There are more than 10 species that differ in flavour, size and texture, yet all have the same heart shaped , red flesh and seeded coat. But did you know the strawberry is actually not a fruit. It is in fact a member of the rose family.

Strawberries have a long history and date back to the Roman times. Native to many parts of the world. Hundreds of varieties exist to cross breeding techniques.In 1714 a French engineer commissioned to Chile and Peru saw that the strawberry native to those regions was much larger than those in Europe. He brought back a sample to cultivate in France. The end result was our sweet hybrid garden strawberry.Strawberries are an excellent source of vitamin C and K also providing fibre, folic acid, manganese and potassium. Their fibre and fructose content may help regulate blood sugar levels by slowing digestion, and the fibre is thought to have satiating effect. Their leaves can also be eaten raw, cooked or used to make tea.

The vibrant red colour of strawberries is due to large amounts of anthocyanidin. This means they contain powerful antioxidants and thought to protect against inflammatory cancer and heart disease.The even better news is that strawberries can easily be grown in coco peat grow bags and you can get a good crop of tasty fruit from the smallest garden or patio, or even a sunny balcony.

But finally just a word of warning....go easy on the fresh cream topping. Enjoy the tennis and love the strawberries. But bring your brolly!

CHRISTOPHER HUNT

BOYCE AGRO

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Are You Into Landscaping? Take Advantage of Coco Peat

Landscaping is more technological than natural like understanding soil qualities, identifying native flora and fauna and lot more to consider if you want desired results according to landscape experts.

Use organic landscaping methods to get beautiful lawns and better shape for some family fun.

Since coco peat is organic growing medium, it has capability to produce enormous outcome for landscaping purpose. Mixing coco peat for soil work as conditioning and it will provide proper water and fertilizer whenever required. Due to this great characteristics it has proved less leaching of fertilizers.

Coco Peat will give instant results and also add value to your land by increasing fertility with its organic properties present in it. People always prefer less maintenance and maximum results, it is possible through organic landscaping itself when we use right mix of coco peat and it is easily rewettable too.

Coco Peat have ability to support and tremendous benefits to lawn growth to its fullest potential and gives natural resistance to diseases. It gives uniformity in lawn growth by giving nutrients at right time to maintain its freshness and give landscaping a unique support.

Promote organic, use coco peat to gain maximum benefits out of it for landscaping applications.

Boyce Agro - Manufacturer and Supplier of Coco Peat for leading horticulture, Hydroponic and green turf construction companies worldwide. For more information, please visit www.boyceagro.com

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Indian Coco peat Exports On The Rise.

Year opens with export growth for many coco peat manufacturers in India and Srilanka.

Coco peat exporters from India are capitalizing on the growing demand for coco peat in the world market. According to customs figures published by the Indian government, India’s coco peat exports almost doubled between 2010/11 and 2012/13. India remains the leading supplier of coco peat to the world market, accounting for more than 50 per cent of volumes. When it comes to other coco peat varieties, Srilanka has been increasing its presence globally too. The srilankan coco peat has also enjoyed a steady increase in shipments over the past five years. ASEAN-based manufacturer-exporter Boyce Agro is aiming to ramp up its shipments to the European market to complement the sales programmes it runs in the countries like Holland, Italy, France and Spain. Boyce Agro - Coco peat manufacturer and exporter from India, Srilanka and Vietnam

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Why Coco Peat Is Recommended For Soil Conditioning?

To grow healthy plants, soil has to provide water, nutrition and aeration when plants required. Fertile land is not always an available source to provide enough nutrition to plants. Sometimes soil does not have all the properties to support plants for faster and healthy growth. Soil which are rich in nutrition and minerals serves plants as better growing medium with all required nutrition taken from nature but soil conditioning create opportunity to produce more yield at short span. Soil conditioning is a process of improving the physical properties of soil to support and enhance strong plant growth. Coco Peat as an organic and environment friendly product, it has superior advantage of holding water and nutrition. It also keeps soil loose, prevents soil getting hard and creates room for roots to breath and develop growth to its fullest form by aeration property. Landscapers, golf green turf and sports field constructors deliver high quality and high performing results when use coco peat as organic mix to soil. Coco Peat works as right combination with soil and give uniformity in lawn growth as it maintain moisture for them. It does not require re wetting often since its good in water retention and good in cation-exchange. In coconut rich countries like India and Sri Lanka, people won't buy processed coco peat for their home gardens. It is usual practice to de husk coconut from their farms for their own use and they use husk, fibres and powder particles for their home gardens and kitchen gardens. Hence, soil needs conditioning periodically and coco peat recommended as the right combination because of its physical properties and organic nature. Go the ancient way,, Grow plants to its full potential, use coco peat with soil and achieve the results. Boyce Agro - Manufacturer and Supplier of Coco Peat for leading horticulture, Hydroponic and green turf construction companies worldwide. For more information please visit www.boyceagro.com

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Indian Coco Peat Exporters Are Found Easily Online! Not True

India’s potential base of Coco peat exporters are represented by small scale and mid sized business in places like Pollachi, Coimbatore, and near by places not in Mumbai and Delhi. They are financial and national capitals of our country and their are traders by profession. Do the majority of coco peat manufacturers and exporters listed online? the answer is NO, companies, traders and individuals who spend substantial money on promoting their business online are visible to the international buyers like you. Most of the buyers or importers use online websites like google and bing to search forcoco peat manufacturers and exporters. Do they get to the company? definitely NO. Businesses like coco peat and coir is agro based and highly regional in countries like India and Srilanka. Many manufacturers in the region do not have their websites or capable of communicating to an overseas buyer. Here comes the trader, who aims to make some money in between. Procures material from the manufacturer and exports it to the customer who has come to him through google. 90% of the coco peat importers do not get down to profile the seller and understand this commercial and financial viability, which only ends the buyer in a high risk zone. As a buyer it is recommended you do some research over to see If the exporter has local presence, are there reviews?, do they have a facility and have they contributed much to the community, etc. Doing a thorough study on exporters will give complete control to buyers in terms of time and money. Many customers we work with feel they experience a transparent relationship right from procurement to packaging and shipping the goods and ensuring it reaches safe and on-time. This not only reduces your transaction time and procurement cost but also reduces supplier costs, and increases satisfaction levels. Identifying the right coco peat exporter and developing a partnership that will increase the competitiveness of both buyer and seller in the opt thing to do. Boyce Agro, an Indian exporter of coco peat is your right guide! Call us today.

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Agriculture Directory is an Essential Aid in Modern World

An online agriculture directory is an excellent aid that can support modern day farming. These days, agriculture resembles an industrial activity, very different from the farming practices of our forefathers. Today's cultivator needs equipment like tractors and harvesters, input materials like seeds, pesticides and weedicides, services like soil analysis and expert consultancy on different matters. The term agriculture today includes more than cultivating the land for grains. It also means horticulture, grazing, vineyards, timber growing, dairy farming, poultry farming and fish farming, for example. Considering this wider meaning, the materials, services and information needs of the modern day agriculturist is wide-ranging. An online directory that provides instant access to sources of supplies and information is indeed a great support facility for the agriculturist.

Topics Covered by an Agriculture Directory

The topics covered by an agriculture directory these days are wide-ranging. Extracts from the main categories of a major agriculture directory illustrates the variety:

Bees and Honey

Cattle

Horse

Insurance & Financing

Import Export

Rabbits

Barns & Structures

Arts & Crafts

Seed Companies

Equestrian Sport

Agritourism

Equipment Dealers

Government

Fencing

Sustainable Agriculture

Plant Diseases

Hydroponics

Horticulture

Animal Bedding

Education

Forestry

Veterinary Medicine

Rural Sociology

The above is only a sample meant to illustrate the variety of topics relevant to agriculturists.

Basic Functions of Agriculture Directories

Serving the needs of agriculturists is a prime function of the directories. Agriculturists need seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, weedicides, tractors, harvesters, soil analysis services; best practices case histories and other inputs for their agricultural activities. They also need marketing support in the forms of information on markets, lists of marketing agencies, government support programs and so on. A good agriculture directory provides links to relevant resources for meeting these requirements. Agriculture is not just cultivation and todayís agriculture directories also include links to such resources as horse racing, farm tourism, government regulations, rural arts and crafts and so on. Promoting the agricultural activities in a country is another objective served by national agriculture directories that focus on the suppliers in one particular country. . Exporters in the country would be supported by information about export possibilities, lists of overseas importers, details of government support programs and so on. Importers in other countries would be better able to source their requirements with the help of such regional directories.

Different Kinds of Agriculture Directories

Considering the many areas covered or touched by agriculture, it offers scope for many niche directories. We look at a few and their significance below.

EQUINE WEB SITES: Includes links to horse breeders, riding stables, horse racing and such equine topic related web sites.

REGIONAL DIRECTORIES: National directories listing agricultural suppliers located in a country are quite common.

AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES: With links to universities, publications, weather, news and other resources of value to agriculturists and related businesses. Here again, we have only touched upon the variety. If you look around, you would find a resource that caters to your particular agriculture related niche.

Conclusion

Agriculture is not confined to cultivating the land. In today's context, it includes even such apparently different activities as equine sports, farm tourism and rural arts, in addition to conventional resources like coco peat, seeds, fertilisers, pesticides, tractors, harvesters, etc required by cultivators. The agriculture directory of today will also include links to resources needed by animal, poultry and fish farmers, horticulturists, forestry and other activities covered by the term agriculture. Agriculture directory resources will also cover support activities like insurance, finance, marketing, education and news. Agriculture today is more like an industry that needs information and technology, in addition to conventional inputs outlined earlier.

About the author : Boyce Agro - Manufacturer and exporter of Coco peat from India and Sri Lanka.

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Age old practice for today and tomorrow – use of coir for agriculture in Asia

Tropical countries have a blessing, Coconut. Not only to consume, but a tree where the whole part of the tree was used for one purpose or the other. Long before inorganic interventions were in place, natural farming advocated products and by-products that were available in nature as resources for cultivation.

In hot tropics, availability of water is a challenge and for crops like rice, water retention of soil decides the yield. With high temperatures during the day, water was always inadequate. Coir was the natural choice, the pith could hold as much of 10 times its weight, which improved water retention at the roots drastically. Since it is organic and natural, there is no question of any implications or any other depletion in soil quality, instead it decomposes and improves aeration, nutrition and soil quality.

Despite advancements in scientific agricultural practices, coir is still irreplaceable by any other product. Coir is nature given, completely organic, time tested age old practice that is still in vogue.

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A Comprehensive Guide On Indian Suppliers!

If you are looking out for Indian suppliers for a variety of product or commodity under the sun, don’t run from pillar to post. Online directories offer you an online one source, from where you can search an Indian supplier of a particular product and at the same time compare the rates and the kind of services too. Such directories are updated guide to help a user find anything in this world, with just a click and in few seconds you have your result displayed. Online directory provides marketing services and promotional tools to buyers and sellers to find new trade opportunities and promote their businesses online. Directories offer you an online marketplace that facilitates trade between global buyers and sellers. It is open for all the companies looking for global business. You are able to search suppliers by writing the keyword you are looking for or make Indian suppliers find you by posting your buying leads. It provides you with plenty of different categories such as business services, computer and electronics, clothing, textiles and accessories and much more. It offers you either free or paid services in order to find new buyers; it also gives you the possibility to post your product catalogue, post a selling lead or search for new buyers to send them inquires. If it is coco peat you are looking for, manufacturer and supplier of indian coco peat, such as coco peat bales, coco peat blocks, coco peat discs, planters grow bags, coco peat slabs, Coco peat briquettes, husk chips and premium coir whatever it is about coco peat just click and find it yourself. Or find Indian suppliers and manufacturers of coco peat, coco peat 5kgs blocks and coco peat briquettes. Also they are engaged in supplying grow bags, tomato grow bags, potato grow bags, rose grow bags and cucumber grow bags. Some of them do provide free and premium membership services using which suppliers can easily create their own homepage to showcase products online, locate and contact global buyers, reply to buying leads and post trade offers to sell. Buyers can use the site for free and can easily search for new products, locate and contact suppliers directly, post buying leads and use advanced e-marketing and communication tools to chat and meet the suppliers. Your work is reduced to such an extent as you can now find your Indian suppliers for all your products. Without much processing time, or money shelled out, just find simple solutions to your queries easily. Reach out now! Just play around with your mouse, just a click.

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A Guide To Choosing Coco Peat

There are many types of coco peat available for gardeners, choosing the right coco peat is just as important as caring for your garden. Boyce Agro provides your with a range of coco peat as an growing medium or as a soil mix. Boyce Agro also can help you with choosing the right coco peat for your gardening. If you are looking for coco peat or a medium that can hold water and provide an organic substitute and environmental friendly product that helps reduce water, you must be calling Boyce Agro. Visit us our website or write to us to learn more about our products and your requirements. Boyce Agro exports quality coco peat for horticulture from India and Sri Lanka. The company also supplies coco peat for green turf construction companies, coco peat for oil absorbents and coco peat for animal bedding.

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Market Opportunities For Indian Agriculture Product Like Coco Peat

In today’s more integrated world economy, agricultural growth in India depends not only on raising productivity and increasing production, but on increasing the competitiveness of Indian agri products in the global market and expanding its market opportunities within the country. Unless demand increases, Indian agri products cannot grow at a rate sufficient to sustainable growth year on year. The accelerated economic growth in India in recent years might offer increased opportunities for agri products from domestic demand. Promoting traditional agri product exports like the coir and cocopeat can lead to generate substantial overall income for farmers. Increasing production of Agri products like coir and cocopeat seems to offer a promising avenue for the industry growth, given that India’s supply of many staple commodities like the coir does not meet its current demand. However, the increasing productivity in the coir production without a increase in market demand would cause prices to fall; as a result, the producers would lose much of the benefit of increased productivity. Thus, changes outside the farm sector itself—reduced marketing costs, research and development and more standard or regulated pricing are required to provide sufficient market demand to support the industry growth. Moreover, Indian Cocopeat exports faces new challenges from globalization, resulting in increased competition from Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Vietnam and other developing countries and wealthy countries with agricultural subsidies. Growing concentration and integration of international markets, as well as increasingly demanding standards in terms of quality and safety, pose additional challenges for cocopeat exports from India.

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