Building Knowledge on High-Value Medicinal Crops
Yomed India provide awareness about medicinal plants by educating farmers, rural communities, and stakeholders on their identification, uses, and economic potential. Our programs focus on bridging the knowledge gap between traditional wisdom and modern scientific understanding of medicinal flora.
Programs highlight:
- Importance of medicinal plants in healthcare and wellness
- Demand trends in herbal, pharmaceutical, and Ayurvedic industries
- Economic benefits of cultivating medicinal plants
- Income opportunities through crop diversification
Widely accepted and high-demand medicinal plants such as:
Brahmi, Ashwagandha, Methi, Sallaki, Sunthi (Dry Ginger), Moringa, Tulsi, Kalmegh, Aloe Vera, Safed Musli.
These initiatives align with National AYUSH Mission (NAM), National Medicinal Plants Board (NMPB) guidelines, and India’s focus on herbal and wellness-based rural development.
End-to-End Guidance for Medicinal Plant Cultivation
Yomed India provides structured, end-to-end farmer guidance to support successful medicinal plant cultivation across India. Our guidance is practical, field-oriented, and customized according to regional soil, climate, and market demand.
Farmer guidance includes:
- Selection of suitable crops such as Ashwagandha, Tulsi, Kalmegh, Aloe Vera, Moringa, and others based on soil and climate
- Land preparation and organic input planning
- Nursery raising and plantation techniques
- Crop maintenance, pest and disease management
- Harvesting methods and post-harvest handling
- Drying, grading, and primary processing practices
We integrate best practices recommended by institutions such as NMPB, AYUSH, and agricultural universities, ensuring farmers follow approved and market-accepted cultivation methods. Our objective is to reduce risk for farmers while improving yield quality and profitability.
Strengthening the Herbal and Ayurvedic Ecosystem
Yomed India actively promotes herbal and Ayurvedic value chains by supporting the cultivation, quality assurance, and supply of medicinal plant raw materials. Our approach strengthens the connection between farmers, institutions, and the herbal industry.
Our promotional activities include:
- Encouraging cultivation of Ayurveda-recognized medicinal plants
- Supporting sustainable and chemical-free farming practices
- Promoting traditional herbal knowledge with modern relevance
- Strengthening supply chains for herbal and wellness industries
These efforts contribute to national initiatives such as AYUSH sector development, Atmanirbhar Bharat, and Vocal for Local, while preserving India’s medicinal heritage.
PAN-India Capacity Building and Skill Development Programs
Yomed India delivers structured farmer training programs across India, focusing on skill development, practical implementation, and long-term sustainability. Our training programs are suitable for farmers, FPOs, NGOs, SHGs, institutions, and society-level projects.
Training modules include:
- Introduction to medicinal and aromatic plants
- Cultivation practices for Brahmi, Ashwagandha, Moringa, Tulsi, Kalmegh, Aloe Vera, and more
- Organic inputs, soil health, and water management
- Quality standards, drying, grading, and storage
- Market awareness and income planning
Training is delivered through workshops, field demonstrations, and expert sessions, supporting national farmer development and rural livelihood programs.
Awareness and Adoption of High-Value Medicinal Plants
We connect AYUSH policies, academic research, medicinal plant development, and innovation to create sustainable growth for Ayurveda colleges, universities, and research institutions.
Connecting AYUSH, Academia & Innovation
AYUSH Ministry & NMPB Scheme Facilitation
Ayurveda College & University Growth Support
Medicinal Plant Research, Promotion, Training, Development & Outreach
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