Season Ending Ceremony in Kothur and Kallakal Processing Plants

The Annual Season Closing Function was held on 26.06.13 at Kothur. About 800 workers, 200 hamalies & 200 members of staff were attended the gathering.
It is graced by Shri D V RangaRao, Head, SCM . Shri V Ramesh , COO, Shri S R M Prasad, GM-SCM, Shri Katti Laxminarsimha, GM-Processing, Shri Y Sudheer Kumar, DGM-HR along with other staff members.
All the workers were actively participated & a feast was arranged. Every worker & member of staff was given a gift in token of remembrance.
A meeting was convened after the lunch program on the occasion of plant closing ceremony at Kallakal on 24.06.2013, under the Chairman ship of Sri D.V.Ranga Rao Garu; and attended by Sri P Venkat Rao, Sri SRM Prasad, Sri Y Sudheer Kumar, Sri B. Siva Prasad – and other staffs of Nuziveedu Seeds. Sri P. Venkatrao Garu, gave inspirin speech an seed production, Quality maintenance, timely supply and matters of plant running etc. Sri SRM Prasad –GM (SCM) gave speech on plant maintenance and congratulated staff for their best efforts to achieve the target in time.
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Season Ending Ceremony in Aurangabad and Bargarh Processing Plants

 

We have successfully completed Annual Function at Sawangi Plant, Aurangabad on 13.06.2013 celebrating season closing ceremony . This function was attended by around 850 to 870 members(include Labour(Male,Female),Staff of Plant R&D,Marketing,Hamalies,Security & other Guests). Special lunch was arranged for all the staff.

The Bargarh Unit of NSL Group may be called as a baby of 4 years, but it is in highly growth stage and determined to meet the challenge of vision as set by the management within very short period.

During this Kharif-2013, Bargarh has produced clean seed of about 1600 MT and dispatched in time to the different location of state as well as other states of the country. The processing season started on 8th April and closed on 10th June, 2013. To encourage the several workers as well as other employees and boost their high tempo, a ceremony was organized on 19th June, Wednesday.

Our team member served them lunch with big enthusiasm and Gifts were distributed to all the workers with a positive hope for a long association with them.

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Nuziveedu Seeds Coverage on News Channels

Nuziveedu Seeds Coverage on News Channels

Vegetables Seeds

Tomato is the world’s largest vegetable crop and known as protective food both because of its special nutritive value and also because of its wide spread production. It is one of the most important vegetable crops cultivated for its fleshy fruits and it is considered as important commercial and dietary vegetable crop. The estimated area and production of tomato for India are about 3,50, 000 hectares and 53,00,000 tons respectively. The average productivity of tomato in our country is merely 158q/ha while its productivity in USA is 588q/ha, in Greece 498q/ha, in Italy 466q/ha and 465q/ha in Spain. As it is short duration crop and gives high yield, it is important from economic point of view and hence area under its cultivation is increasing day by day. Tomato is used in preserved products like ketch-up, sauce, chutney, soup, paste, puree etc.
It is a crop which can be cultivated throughout the year, and the growing belts are also increasing day by day in Gujarat, Punjab, Haryana etc., leading to easy availability of the vegetable all over India. The state of Bihar is in the leading position in tomato production, followed by Uttar Pradesh and Orissa in terms of area under tomato crop. The maximum production and productivity have been shown by Uttar Pradeh, followed by Karnataka, Punjab, West Bengal and Assam.

Nuziveedu Seeds – Offering ripe opportunities for rich harvests

Nuziveedu Seeds is in the process of developing high quality vegetable seeds characterized by strong growing traits such as resistance to pests and disease. >Nuziveedu Seeds vegetable breeders are to bring out new innovative products for future product lines with following characters like
Botanical name of tomato is Lycopersicon esculemtun and belongs to family Lycopersicae. T. Nuziveedu Seeds serves different category of tomato seeds with various desired traits and our vegetable breeders are working rigorously to bring new innovative products for future product lines with following characters like

• Products with different maturity periods
• Long shelf life period
• Attractive shape, size and Colour
• Pulp content and TSS requirement.
• Diverse heat tolerance
• Medium to high lycopene content 

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Maize

 

Maize was the first major cereal crop in human civilization to be affected by hybridization. It is the most widely distributed crop of world being grown in diverse seasons and ecologies with highest production and productivity among food cereals. It is grown in about 166 countries occupying 165 mha area with production of more than 800 million tons and productivity of 5.1 tons/ha. It is used worldwide for about 3500 products of different uses as feed (61%), food (17%) and also serves as a source of basic raw material of number of industries (22%) viz., starch, ethanol, oil, alcoholic beverages, food sweeteners, pharma, cosmetics etc. No other cereal can be used in such many ways as maize.
In India maize has higher growth rate among food crops contributing 5% area, 2.4% production to world maize and Rs. 155 billion to Indian agriculture GDP. In India as per the latest report (2010-11), maize area, production and productivity is 8.55 mha, 21.74 mt and 2.54 tons/ha, respectively. The maize production has increased >13 times from a mere 1.73mt (1950-51) to 21.74 mt (2010-11). The demand for maize will touch 42 mt by 2025 as per the trade predictions. Maize is accounting over 9% of the total cereals and occupied third place after rice and wheat. In the World, despite India ranks 4th in both area and production of maize, its productivity is far lower than world average. With increased demand for maize as food, feed and industrial applications, it could become the important cereal in terms of area and production in the next few decades. It is predicted that by 2025, the total global maize demand will exceed the demand for wheat and rice. It is the crop of future as mentioned by the father of the Green Revolution, renowned Nobel laureate Dr. Norman E. Borlaug.
In India, all most all 28 states growing maize, but 60% of its area concentrated in 6 major states i.e., Andhra Pradesh, Utter Pradesh, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh. Maize is grown in wide range of production environments, ranging from the temperate hill zones in Himachal Pradesh in the North to the semi arid desert margins in Rajasthan in the West to the humid tropical zones in Karnataka in the South.
Keeping this in view we are emphasizing on potential breeding strategies by strictly following heterotic groups for enhancement of combining abilities while concentrating on maximization of genetic diversity. We are concentrating on intensive inbred line development with unique features. Objectives of our corn research program are

• Development of high yielding single cross hybrids suitable for both high management and rainfed situations,
• Tolerant to foliar diseases and lodging
• Medium/early maturity for kharif followed by late maturity for Rabi. 
  
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New cotton seed variety of NSL evoked good response

Public Private Partnership Project 2013-14 in Maharashtra

Encouraged by the successful response of Public Private Partnership Project in Kharif 2012-13 conducted in three districts Akola, Amravati and Buldhana in about 10,000 acres in Maharashtra, Nuziveedu Seeds has lunched the second Public Private Partnership Project in Kharif 2013-14 by getting appreciation of Govt of Maharashtra. The project will be conducted in 7 districts such as Jalgaon, Dhule, Auranagabad, Jalna, Beed, Yavatmal ,Wardha districts on 8000 farmers fields and about 20,000 acres.
Company has completed its first phase of the project of Farmers’ Training in Malegaon, Beed District on 9th June. The training program was organized in presence of Honourable Minister for Textile Mr. Prakaskdada Solanke and our representatives like Mr. Venkatram, Director and Mr. Venkatrao, VP-Mktg (Nuziveedu Seeds) and officials from NSL-sugars were also present during the training session. The Technical Session were taken by Dr. SS Beinarde and Mr. Parasnath Jaiswaal for High Density Population from Nuziveedu Seeds and members from other agri input companies like BASF for Herbicide Application and Drip Irrigation from Jain Irrigation and Netafm. Mr. Dattatray Muley, District Superintending Agriculture Officer, Beed district also addressed the farmers present in the training session.

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Nuziveeduseeds - Hybrid Paddy Seeds

Paddy

Rice is a universal crop and It is grown in all the continents except Antarctica, occupying 150 million ha, producing 573 million tons paddy with an average productivity of 3.83 tonnes/ha. Its cultivation is of immense importance to food security of Asia, where more than 90% of the global rice is produced and consumed. The cultivation of Rice goes as far back as 1500 -800 BC and finds mention in the Yajur Veda. According to historians, rice had been in cultivation in the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas in Northern India, through Burma, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Southern China. Rice is the main staple food of more than half the world as well as of India.
India is world’s leading producer of white rice, accounting for 20 % of overall production. Rice is India’s prominent crop, and staple food for the native population of eastern and southern part of the country. The country has biggest area of fertile land under rice cultivation. Nuziveedu Seeds – Prime Producer in Paddy Nuziveedu Seeds is already a master in varietal paddy production with a long list of products and the main focus of the company is now on Hybrid paddy. Research ongoing to develop new product lines suitable to different agro-climatic zones with characters like -

• Diverse grain qualities and types suitable to different categories
• Special and distinctive Taste parameters
• Varying maturity period
• Tolerance to various pests and diseases
  
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Sowing for Success

Entrepreneur magazine, Indian arm of the popular American Entrepreneur publication has featured a story on Nuziveedu Seeds titled ‘Sowing for Success’. The magazine narrates how Nuziveedu Seeds betting beyond cotton to continue on its growth curve.
Entrepreneur is India’s number one magazine for business owners. Its parent brand is 30 years old in the US with well over 3 million readers, and is also the largest selling business magazine from news-stands in the US.

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Nuziveedu Seeds - Cotton

Cotton is considered the ‘king of crops’ and is native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including the Americas, Africa, and India.. The major cotton producing countries are USA, China, India, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Egypt, Argentina, Australia, Greece, Brazil and Turkey. These countries contribute about 85% to the global Cotton production. Cotton is the most important fiber crop of the world and it is also one of the most widely grown commercial crops in India. Our country ranks among the top three cotton producers in the world, with the cultivate area being 11mha, which is approximately one quarter of the world’s cotton growing area of 43 mha. India is the second largest producer of cotton in the world after China, collectively accounting for over 21% of the global cotton production.
In India, cotton crop is grown throughout the country. However, there are nine major cotton producing states, viz. Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. These states contribute about 90% to the National cotton production. Based on cotton cultivation, India is divided into three major zones viz. north zone (Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan), central zone (Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Gujarat) and south zone (Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu).
Nuziveedu Seeds – A Major Player in Cotton Seed Production
Nuziveedu Seeds a corporate giant in the Indian seed industry has the largest germplasm collection of Hybrid and Bt cotton. The company is proud to have around 160 hybrids to its credit which is way ahead of its closest competitors. This accomplishment has been possible through the intensive efforts of Nuziveedu Seeds’s state of the art R&D division which has discovered many world-class hybrid seeds in cotton and is engaged in developing superior hybrids and improved variations of different products of cotton, Nuziveedu Seeds’s multi-location trial centers have been set up in different agro-climatic zones, to evaluate the adaptability of various products and screen them with reference to biotic and abiotic stresses and other desirable characters.


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