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biostimulant based research in indian agriculture.

1. Harish Gangwar Retailer Training Program Jhargram 29 June’ 24

2. Who we are --- Vijasu Ecotec Pvt Ltd

3. Background 2021 2010 2013 2016 2017

4. Our 4-Pillar Approach Compatible with Current Systems; solving the problem and not creating new ones Commercially viable; not requiring subsidies and grants, also viable at decentralised level All technologies are Zero discharge and environmentally carbon neutral Causing no social disruptions – common citizens, ragpickers, farmers etc.

5. Companies in the Group Gangotree Energy Projects Private Limited Compressed Biogas (CBG) Biomass Fuel Pellets Dry Waste Pellets Vijasu Ecotec Private Limited Bio-stimulants Fermented Organic Manure (Work in Progress)

6. About VIJASU ECOTEC Committed to the cause of Sustainable Farming as enshrined in its name Conducted trials in nearly 15000 acres (2017-22) across geography, climate, soil, crops etc. Technology for Botanical extraction and product formulation developed completely inhouse Extraction Plant in Bangalore; Formulation and Packing in Gujarat Leading example of ESG – Environment, Social & Governance

7. Vision To be a responsible Global Leader in Sustainable agriculture

8. Mission To develop high quality, innovative and safe solutions for farming To create a wide market presence in India and across the Globe To constantly transform ourselves to meet the everchanging needs of the Farmers Constant Transformation. Sustainable Tomorrow. I सतत परिवर्तन I शाश्वत कल I II অবিরত পরিবর্তন , চিরন্তন প্রগতি II

9. Virtues Excellence Integrity Humaneness Spirited Sensitivity Entrepreneurial

10. Sector Agriculture 6% Industry 30% Services 64% 1% 19% 80% 9% 43% 48% 17% 26% 57% Is Agriculture Important in India ? We are proud to be in Agriculture Business Facts… Role of an Agri Input Dealer

11. Facts… Can we live without? Provided by Nature/ God for free, we haven’t made them 1951 : Food Grain Production was 50 million Ton =was unable to feed its people= USA Import 1966 : Green Revolution = Import of 18000 mt of High Yielding Variety of Wheat from Mexico 2015 : Production increased to 257 million ton= 5 times to 1951, sufficient to feed the nation Remember 2021 : Production increased to 310 million ton : >6 times to 1951, Surplus, able to export

12. Facts……. Year Population Cr   Addition Cr 1947 33   1951 36 3 1961 44 8 1971 53 9 1981 68 15 1991 84 16 2001 103 19 2011 121 18 2021 140 19 We will be No 1 in the World by 2021 with 140 Cr World’s current Population 800 Cr World’s Population is predicted to be 960 Cr in 2050 and 1100 Cr by 2100 India’s Population will cross 170 Cr by 2050 and 200 Cr by 2070 India need to increase food Production @ 4% per annum to feed the nation Need more food Challenges are Declining Agri Land Depletion of Soil Health Climate Change Dipping Ground water

13. Facts… 54% of Indian Soils lost “Fertility” Imbalance Fertilizer: Loss of “Natural Elements” in the soil 70% of Urea is lost thru “Evaporation & Leaching” N is converts into Nitrasomine : making Ground Water Polluted – “Loss in RBC, Cancer, Rasoli ” Need to think for “Organic Solution and Fert. Use Efficiency ” Large Part of Soil will convert into “Barren Land” if continued with Chem Fert Govt. Focus on Reduction of Chemical Fertilizer

14. Healthy Soil

15. Indicator of Soil Health

16. Bacteria & Fungi in the soil Synthetics -Killed all the Natural Resources of Soil Health

17. Hyphae 25 thousand mile network of Hyphae below one footprint Important for the absorption of Nutrients

18. Human Health lies on Soil Health Immunity Infertility (IVF) Skin Diseases Blood Pressure Cancer (1 : 10) NIH study Stunted children (36%) Wasted Children (19%) Under Weight (32%) Over Weight (3%)

19. Biostimulant : Reducing Yield Gap - Critical Factors - climate/weather soils water tillage variety/seed selection nutrients weeds and pests postharvest management + Biostimulant Components of yield gaps Source: adapted from De Datta , 1981. Quality & Quantity Yield, beyond Crop Nutrition, and Crop Protection

20. Crop Production : Potential Loss due to abiotic stress MT/ha Source: Buchanan, Gruissem , Jones, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of Plants, American Society of Plant Physiologists, 2000. Biotic Loss -by Living Organism e.g. Bacteria, Virus, Fungi, Insects, Weeds Yield Potential Abiotic stress-Loss by Non Living Organism @ Temp. Light, water, Physical and Chemical stress

21. New Category - Biostimulant Fertilizers O-Form 12% GST Pesticides Principle Certificate 18% GST Seeds No GST Biostimulant 5% GST G2 /G3 Certificate 20C FCO1985 Biostimulant – Product Efficacy Trail Report G2 /G3 Certificate Biostimulant Certificate ( NPOP / Biocert ) Product Composition Approval & level claim

22. Biostimulant is - A plant bio -stimulant is  any substance or micro-organism applied to plants with the aim to enhance nutrition efficiency , abiotic stress tolerance and/or crop quality traits , regardless of its nutrients Biostimulant :

23. Biostimulant Importance Impact

24. New Category – Biostimulant Certification

25. a PRIME BIOSTIMULANT of INDIA DPV- a Prime Biostimulant Invented by Vijasu Ecotec

26. DPV : a God’s Gift for Indian Farmers

27. Product features…. Indigenously Developed by Vijasu 100% Natural Origin Pesticides Residue Free Patented Process Consistent Quality, even after Expiry Applicability-all stages & Helps in abiotic stress Organic Certified NPOP Biocert IFOAM Demo and University trials UNIQUE Packaging 2 variants DPV -Innovation of 21 st Century -Powered with> 3500 Bio active compounds and many more other Elements Technical manufacturing at Bangalore (In House). Formulation in Gujarat. Proven performance across geographies- major crops

28. Benefits... Seeds Treatment 2 ml/ Ltr water • Reduces dormancy, • Faster Germination, • Increase number of Roots and Root hairs, • protects from fungal and bacterial pathogens • Higher efficacy and reduced dosage • Sustained release of nutrients • Ensure 100 % uptake • Triggers the uptake of residual and newly applied fertilizers • Resist fungal infection • Proper development of roots, shoots and increased vigor Foliar Spray 2.5 ml/ Ltr water N Fertilizer coating @500ml/ acre Soil application GR 5kg/ac • Vigorous growth • Flower and fruit development . • enlargement of leaf lamina and makes the midrib very strong • Improves soil humus and microbial profile • reduces soil salinity and optimizes EC. • Prevents leaching of nitrogen faster germination, vigorous growth, resist bacterial / fungal attack DPV has a unique smell that acts as an insect repellent, but attracts bees. Drenching Drip 2.5 ml/ Ltr water

29. DPV : contains (Proven by Indian Labs) PARAMETERS S. No. Chemical Parameter Enviro Lab Mumbai Unit TUV-Pune Unit 1 pH (of 10% Solution) 4.55   4.2 (As is 1% Solution) : 4.6   2 Specific Gravity 1.0077 gm/ cc 1.0186 g/ ltr 3 Total Suspended solids 0.253 % 10494 mg / ltr 4 Turbidity 2340 NTU     5 Alkalinity NIL mg / kg NIL mg / kg ELEMENTS 6 Nitrogen as N 0.482 % 469 mg/ ltr 7 Potassioum as K 1590 mg / kg 4751 mg/ ltr 8 Calcium as Ca 913 mg / kg 314.45 mg / ltr 9 Magnessium as Mg 500 mg / kg 396.1 mg / ltr 10 Iron as Fe 68.8 mg / kg 21.01 mg / ltr 11 Zinc as Zn 6.29 mg / kg 1.54 mg / ltr 12 Manganese as Mn 5.06 mg / kg 0.73 mg / ltr 13 Copper as Cu 1.7 mg / kg 0.03 mg / ltr 14 Boron as B 1.48 mg / kg 0.89 mg / ltr 15 Nickel as Ni 1.23 mg / kg 0.02 mg / ltr 16 Molybdenum as Mo 0.54 mg / kg <LoQ mg / ltr 17 Sulphur 0.485 %     18 Phosphate as Po4 0.054 %     Heavy Metals 19 Chromium as Cr 0.961 mg / kg 0.02 mg / ltr 20 Cadmium as Cd <0.50 mg / kg <LoQ mg / ltr 21 Mercury as Hg <0.50 mg / kg <LoQ mg / ltr 22 Arsenic as As <0.50 mg / kg 0.09 mg / ltr 23 Lead as Pb <0.50 mg / kg <LoQ mg / ltr Specific Parameters 24 C : N Ration 3.36       25 Electrical Conductivity 2.63 dS/m 15.76 (As is) 0.164 (1% Solution) mS/cm 26 Total Organic Carbon 1.62 %     Microbiological 27 E.coli Absent per 25 gm < 1 per ml 28 Salmonella Absent per 25 gm Absent per 25 gm 29 Yiest and Mould < 1 cfu / ml < 1 cfu/ ml 30 Coliform 170 MPN/ g Absent cfu/ ml 31 Shigella Absent per 25 gm Absent per 25 gm 32 Vibreo Absent per 25 gm Absent per 25 gm

30. DPV : contains (Proven by Indian Labs) Analysis of Sugars S. No. Composition Bio-Organic Phytoregulator 1 Sucrose 0.51 2 Glucose 1.48 3 Fructose 1.43   Total Sugar ( Gm per 100 gram) 3.42 Analysis Amino acids ( μ g/ml) S. No. Amino acids ( μ g/ml) Amino acids ( μ g/ml) (μ g/ml) 1 Alanine Alanine 127.88 2 γ- Aminobutyric acid γ- Aminobutyric acid 34.6 3 Arginine Arginine 25.81 4 Aspartic acid Aspartic acid 35.76 5 Asparagine Asparagine 10.1 6 Glutamic acid Glutamic acid 70.75 7 Glutamine Glutamine 45.4 8 Glycine Glycine 9.11 9 Histidine Histidine 6.67 10 Isoleucine Isoleucine 0.27 11 Leucine Leucine 37.58 12 Lysine Lysine 21.41 13 Methionine Methionine 16.21 14 Proline Proline 31.95 15 Serine Serine 45.06 16 Tyrosine Tyrosine 6 17 Threonine Threonine 16.33 18 Valine Valine 20.82 Total 561.71   0.56171 mg/ ml Organic Acids 1 Tartaric Acids (μ g/ml) 2 Malic Acids 2.4 3 Citric Acids 307 Total 24.8 Phytohormones (UHD, QTOF LCMC) S. No. Auxins (μ g/ml) 1 Indoli-3-Acitic Acid 150.6   Cytokinins   2 N6-Isopentenyladenine 0.26 3 Dihydrozeatin 0.14 4 Trans-zeatin 0.09 5 Kinetins 0.31 6 Ortho- topolin 3.29 7 Dihydrozeatin o-glucoside 36.6 8 Trans-zeatin o-glucoside 38.7 9 Trans-zeatin o-riboside-5'-monophosphate 11.2 10 14-O-(3-O-[β- D -galacto- Present 11 pyranosyl-(1→2) - α- D Present 12 galactopyranosyl - (1→3) Present 13 α- L- arabinofuranosyl ]-4-O- Present 14 (α- L- arabinofuranosyl )- β- Present 15 D - galactopyranosyl )-trans- Present 16 zeatin riboside Present 17 gibberellin 1 16.7 18 gibberellin 3 37.8 19 Abscisic acid 6.5 6.5

31. University Trial Reports MPKV- Rahuri , Maharashtra -Soil Application followed by 3 foliar sprays gave > 28% more yield over to farmer practices CSA-Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh -Soil Application followed by Seeds Treatment + 3 foliar sprays gave > 49% more yield to University Recommended Practices

32. Crop University Name Where DPV Trial was conducted University Location Fertilizer/ DPV usage Yield (Q/Ha) % Growth in Yield   Rice   Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth   Rahuri -Maharashtra 100% RDF 45.53   Rice Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth Rahuri -Maharashtra 75% Recommended Doses of Nitrogen coated with DPV and used at Basal + 2 foliar spray Sprays 53.35 17.24% 75% Recommended Doses of Nitrogen coated with DPV and used at Basal + 3 foliar spray Sprays 56.09 23.20% 100% Recommended Doses of Nitrogen coated with DPV and used at Basal + 3 foliar spray Sprays 58.08 28.40% Tomato Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture & Technology Kanpur-Uttar Pradesh 100% Recommended Dose of Fertilizers 391.89   75% Recommended Doses of Nitrogen coated with DPV and used at Basal + 2 foliar spray Sprays 565.55 44.34% 100% Recommended Doses of Nitrogen coated with DPV and used at Basal + 2 foliar spray Sprays 56.09 45.10% Agri University TRIAL Data

33. Name : how we arrived at DPV In other words D - Dravya : 9 elements P- Pushti : Power or Potential of 9 V- Vardhanam : Vitality or vigor It harnesses Ɒ = Dravya are the 9 Elements – Earth, Water, Fire, Air, Ether, Time, Space, Mind and Spirit) uses its P = Power (Potential) to provide V = Vitality ( Vigour ,) to Plants, Vardhak

34. Quality Matters…

35. Rice Nursery Management Benefits = 1- Faster Root Development 2- Healthy & speedy growth 3- Minimal infestation of disease/ pest 4- Ready for Early transplant 5- Improves Soil Health 6- Improves Fertilizer use efficiency 720 sqr FT = 1 Kattha 200 -250 gm GR/ 720 sqr ft

36. Suggested application- RICE/ Food Grain Apply Granule @ 5 kg/ acre mixing with Urea within 10 days of planting Spray @ 2.5 ml/ water (500 ml) per acre mixing with any crop protection chemical Spray @ 2.5 ml/ water (500 ml) per acre mixing with any crop protection chemical

37. Benefits of DPV

38. Tomato Nursery

39. Suggested application – Tomato/ Vegetables Apply DPV GR @ 5kg/ acre as Basal Dose , at the time Planting Spray DPV Liquid @ 2.5 ml/ Ltr water at 35-40 days Of Planting Spray DPV Liquid @ 2.5 ml/ Ltr water at 55-60 days Spray DPV Liquid @ 2.5 ml/ Ltr water at 55-60 days Spray DPV Liquid @ 2.5 ml/ after every Picking

40. Suggested application : Cauliflower Apply DPV Granule @ 5kg/ acre in the soil Spray DPV Liquid @ 2 ml/ Ltr Water Apply DPV GR @ 5 kg/ acre before planting as basal Spray DPV Liquid @ 2.5 ml/ Ltr water (500 ml/ acre)

41. This BRAND can be used in any Crop whichever you are Cultivating

42. Title- 40pt Arial, Bold Organic Farming Mr. Prabir Kumar Mukhopadhyay

43. Organic Farming –Definition ( জৈব চাষ ) Organic agriculture is a production system that sustains the health of soil, ecosystems and people. It relies on ecological processes, biodiversity and cycles adapted to local conditions rather than using inputs that may have adverse effects. জৈব কৃষি একটি উৎপাদন ব্যবস্থা যা মাটি , বাস্তুতন্ত্র এবং মানুষের স্বাস্থ্য বজায় রাখে । এটি প্রতিকূল প্রভাব ফেলতে পারে এমন কৃষিতে ব্যবহৃত জিনিস গুলি ব্যবহার করার পরিবর্তে পরিবেশগত প্রক্রিয়া , জীববৈচিত্র্য এবং স্থানীয় অবস্থার সাথে অভিযোজিত চক্রের উপর নির্ভর করে ।

44. Organic Farming – Sustainable Agriculture ( জৈব কৃষি – টেকসই কৃষি ) Organic farming   is most important approach that should be practiced for attaining the goal of   S ustainable A griculture

45. Organic Farming – Sustainable Agriculture ( জৈব কৃষি – টেকসই কৃষি ) Conventional Farming Organic Farming Farming Techniques Synthetic/ Chemical Based Depend on Organic inouts Sustainability Increase Production Increase Safe quality production No sustainability focus Main focus on Sustainability Biotic Stress Resistance or Resurgence of Pest & Disease Less Pest & Diseases , Plant build resistance Abiotic Stress Vulnerable to Abiotic Stress Stress Resistance Build Up Heath Concern Harmful Safe / Chemical Free Environmental Concern Deteriorating Ecology Improve Ecology

46. Organic Farming -Global Scenario ( জৈব চাষ - বিশ্বের পরিপ্রেক্ষিত ) চক্রবৃদ্ধি বার্ষিক বৃদ্ধি 10.35%

47. Organic Farming - Indian Scenario ( জৈব চাষ - দেশের পরিপ্রেক্ষিতে ) CAGR 45% India Rank in terms of World organic Agriculture Land -- 9 th Total Area under Organic Certification (NPOP) - 3.56 M ha

48. Organic Food Market - Indian Scenario

49. Organic Farming – West Bengal Scenario ( জৈব চাষ - পশ্চিমবঙ্গে ) 2020-21 সালে, পশ্চিমবঙ্গ ভারতের 43.40 লক্ষ হেক্টর জমির মধ্যে 21003 হেক্টর (0.48 শতাংশ) জৈব চাষের অধীনে চাষ করেছে এবং 17437 টন জৈব পণ্য (ভারতের 0.53 শতাংশ) ( APEDA, 2021) উত্পাদন করেছে।

50. Global & Indian Biostimulant Market

51. W hy DPV

52. a PRIME BIOSTIMULANT of INDIA

53. a PRIME BIOSTIMULANT of INDIA Booking Scheme for Today DPV -Price & Scheme   Product Pack MPR Retailer Price ( whole sale price) July 2024     Per P/C Per P/C DPV-U 1 LT 1340 850 DPV-U 500 ML 690 450 DPV- U 250 ML 360 250 DPV -U 100 ML 155 105         DPV- U 1kg 252 157 /Kg DPV-U 5 kg 972 147 / Kg Booking Price Today Retailer Price ( whole sale price) Per/PC 825 440 240 100   152 /Kg 142/Kg Rs 5 /kg and Rs.25 / lt Minimum 1 c/s Retailer Scheme + Annually 3. No Stock Return 4. Payment Linked 5. Single Distributors

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