ORGANIC FARMING IN TAMIL NADU, INDIA

Name: Rehoboth Organic Farms
Address: Ariyalur, TN, IN
Telephone: 91 9790987145

ABOUT REHOBOTH ORGANIC FARMS:

Rehoboth Organic Farms is specialized in Organic Farming in Tamil Nadu, India
Rehoboth Organic Farms motivates the farmers by teaching them organic farming methods
Super Napier farming procedures are explained here to help dairy farmers .
Super Napier stems are supplied to the Dairy Farmers at nominal cost
Rehoboth Organic Farms also supply saplings of Coconut and Guavas at nominal cost.
Rehoboth Organic Farms supports Livestock farming for organic manure preparations for the plants in the farm.

We are specialized in Organic Super Napier Farming in Tamil Nadu, India.
Super Napier is a high yielding green fodder grown at Rehoboth Organic farms to feed the dairy animals.
Super Napier can yield 180 to 200 tonnes per acre per year
Super Napier can be harvested eight times a year
First harvest can be done after 75 days
Subsequent harvest can be done after every 45 days
45 days old chopped or shredded plant is suitable for pig, horse, chicken, rabbits and ducks
45-55 days old well grown plant is good for cows, beef cattle and goats

Coconut can grow over a wide range of soil such as loamy, coastal, sandy, laterite, clayey, alluvial soil
Rehoboth Organic farms grows both Talls and Dwarfs palms.
Coconut palm is mainly propagated through seedlings.
Seedlings are raised from only selected seed nuts of coconut for healthy growth rate and optimum production
Generally, planting should be done of only 10 to 12 months old raised seedlings.
Harvesting should be done at their tender age for water purpose.

We are specialized in Organic Guava Farming in Tamil Nadu, India.
L49 Guavas are grown at Rehoboth Organic Farms.
Hot and arid climate at Ariyalur is most suitable for guava.
Guava can tolerate heat and litter.
Irrigation should be done 10-15 days in heavy land and 5-7 days in light soil.
Make a plate in depth and apply cow dung manure, before the end of the rainfall in June-July
Guava trees produce flowers and fruits thrice a year
After 120-140 days of flowering, the fruit begins to ripen.
When the colour of the fruit starts falling light yellow, then it is harvested.
Every year 400 to 600 fruits are obtained from a full grown guava plant, which weight 125 to 150 kg

Bananas grows in tropical or warm subtropical climate.
Bananas prefer a soil pH between 5.5 and 6.5
Bananas are grown from root divisions or cuttings
Space banana plants 5 to 6 feet apart.
Bananas grow best in full sun, but the leaves and fruit will sunburn and scorch in bright sunlight when temperatures are high.
Protect bananas from wind for maximum yield
When fruit is harvested, cut the fruiting stalk back to about 30 inches above the ground; the stub will die back and can be removed after several weeks

Muskmelon grows well in deep fertile and well-drained soil
Sandy loam rich in organic matter with good drainage and pH range of 6.5 - 7.5
During summer, irrigation the crop every week.
When rinds begin to change from green to tan or yellow, the melon is probably ripe, but be careful not to pick too early.
Look for a crack in the stem where it attaches to the fruit.
Harvest melon when vines are dry, and be careful not to damage them

We are specialized in Organic Dairy Farming in Ariyalur, Tamil Nadu, India.
Efficient management of a dairy farm is the key to success
Cattle feeding cost a total of 70% of the milk production
Cattle are fed with fodder, grains, brans, green fodder, straw, oil cakes and other such cattle feed.
The feed for a normal adult animal is 15-20 Kg of green fodder and 6 Kg of dry fodder per day.
During the last trimester of pregnancy, the animals must not be taken far away for grazing and uneven paths for grazing must be avoided
Poor animal health is one of the principal constraints to increasing small-scale dairy productivity, as it results in high morbidity and low production.

We are specialized in Organic Home Gardening in Tamil Nadu, India.
Home gardening plan may include selecting the right location, determining the size of the garden, deciding upon the types and varieties of vegetables to plant.
You must select a place where the soil is loose, rich and well-drained
Make sure there is a water supply
Plant in raised beds with rich soil. Raised beds become more space-efficient by gently rounding the soil to form an arc
Avoid planting in square patterns or rows. Instead, stagger the plants by planting in triangles. By doing so, you can fit 10 to 14% more plants in each bed.
Stretch your season by covering the beds