The company emphasizes on tissue culture technology as a unique tool to produce genetically stable, disease free, elite quality plantlets.
Currently we are into the production of
It is a high yielding Cavendish variety introduced to India from Isreal. The Plant grows to a height of 6.5 to 7.5 Feet. It is very attractive for landscaping potential and good wind resistance.The bunches can be harvested within twelve to thirteen months from the date of planting the tissue culture plants in the main field adopting the high tech horticultural practices like 1. Drip Irrigation
2. Fertigation
3. Integrated Nutrient management
4. Integrated Pest and Disease Management.
Each bunch will be having 10 to 12 hands with 175 to 225 number of fruits. Bunches of fruit may weigh up to 150 lbs. (50 lbs. in the U.S.). The fruits of Grand Naine Banana variety are delicious to eat and keeping quality of the fruit is high compared to our native varieties. It is recommended to plant 1200 plants / acre with a spacing of 6 x 6 ft.
Papaya: Papaya has become a model for other fruit crops with respect to biotechnology applications. This is due largely to excellent control of in vitro development gained over two decades of research. Micro propagation has been highly developed in subtropical regions to stabilize selected dioeciously genotypes.
Mycorrhizal Biofertilizer: The product is aimed to increase phosphate mobilization, enhanced uptake of nutrients and increase in food productivity. The technology for mass production of this biofertilizer is innovated and transferred by The Energy and Resources Institute, New Delhi, in co-ordination with DBT and Govt. of India.
A mass production technology for genetically stable, pure culture of Glomus sp. Of Mycorrhiza applicable to 95% of Horiculture, Agriculture, and Floricultural applications.
Bio-Fertilizers are natural fertilizers which are microbial inoculants of bacteria, algae, fungi alone or in combination. These are known to augment the availability of nutrients to the plants.
The biofertilizers enhances the nutritional potential of the soil, Mobilizes the soil phosphorus uptake and provides diesease resistance to the crops.
The Mycorrhizal Biofertilizer is sold throughout the country under the brand CAMBAY's VARDHAK.
Currently the product is available in two forms : Powder & Tablets.
Production Capacity: 400 MT/year
To cater with end user needs, a full fledged infrastructure and production facilities are available.
The Product in its both forms has gain a decent popularity among farmers with its beneficial results to provide sustainable agriculture and food grains yield, thus fulfilling the Quality and Quantitative growth of the Industry.
Bacterial Biofertilizer: The company has developed a unique combination of bacterial strains for enhanced nitrogen uptake.
NAL has expanded its Biofertilizer division foreseeing at Market Potential and Agricultural needs. The mostly admired among them are the Bacterial Biofertilizers having a wide spectrum activities soil nutrtion and enhanced N,P,K uptake of plants.
Currently the Bacterial Biofertilizer formulated are the cultures of Rhizobium, Azotobacter, Azospirillum. The product is unique as it's the Liquid Biofertilizer having a combination of all three species, thus providing a one stop buy option to cater N, P needs of the plants.
Production Capacity: 3000 Liters/year, Brand: Cambay’s Vardaan
The Product is extensively tried under field conditions and various farm houses for its efficacy.
Benefits of VAM use
Enhanced uptake of nutrients: The hyphae of mycorrhizae penetrate deep into the soil and nearby surroundings for an increased absorption of Phosphorus, micronutrients, and water for the host plant.
Increased solubility of soil minerals:VAM fungi are known to solubilize the unavaiable forms of phosphorus into soluble forms, which can be taken up by plant roots.
Increased plant growth:VAM helps in production of plant growth hormones in mycorrhized roots, and hence promote general growth of plants.
Improved general soil condition: VAM fungi produces chemicals that prevent aggregation of soil particles, making them more porous.This facilitates easy root penetration in soil for better root growth and provide tolerance to saline soil conditions.
Enhanced resistance to root diseases: VAM fungi have been responsible for a slight transient stimulation of host-plant disease-resistance mechanisms.Root exudation of mycorrhized plants is also modified which in turn modifies the surrounding microbial community.
Resistance against drought, salinity, and pollution stress: VAM is known to scavenge the metal pollutants in immediate surroundings of plant roots and accumulating them in hyphae.
A technology based on Bacillus thuringiensis, a bacterium with insecticidal properties developed and transferred by Department of Oilseed Research, Hyderabad is used for the production of Biopesticide.
Biopesticides- Cambay’s Vinashak
The Cambay’s Vinashak is a Biopesticide having Bacillus thuringiensis as its active ingredient. The Technology for the commercial production is developed and transferred from Deptt. of Oil seed Research Hyderabad.
Bacillus thuringiensis is a Gram-positive, soil-dwelling bacterium of the genus Bacillus. Additionally, B. thuringiensis also occurs naturally in the gut of caterpillars of various types of moths and butterflies, as well as on the dark surface of plants
The Product has specific activities against species of the orders Lepidoptera (Moths and Butterflies), Diptera (Flies and Mosquitoes) and Coleoptera(Beetles).
Various other Bio-Pesticides that NAL has applied for registration with Central Insecticide Board (CIB), Faridabad are:
1. Trichoderma Viride
2. Pseudomonas
3. Verticillium Lecani
4. Neem based Bio-Pesticides (300, 1500 and 10000 PPM)
Biomass also known as white coal is an eco-friendly fuel made from cotton shells, Bagasse and sawdust. They are manufactured in size of 90mm diameter briquettes upto 1 feet length. NAL has a 15000 MT capacity Biomass Briquette Plant on same land where Tissue culture and Biofertilizer units are situated in Ahmedabad. Customers include Textile, Confectionary, Healthcare and various other industries in Gujarat.