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sufficient height pinch off the top shoots to induce leaf formation and to prevent flower induction.the land need not be moist throught the year drv period is essential between successive irrigation. harvest: harvest the plant before the plant begins to flower. harvest on a dry day after the dew has dried

drying. the leaves are slimy to touch . drying drying temperature should not exceed human body temperature (98.4 f). dry in a dark airing cupboard with door partly opened in a darkend corner of the green house. spread the leaf evenly under nylon net so as to allow ventilation. when the material is dried...

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nutmeg & mace oregano parsley pepper long pepper pomegranate poppy seed rosemary saffron sage select star anise sweet flag tamarind tarragon tejpat thyme turmeric vanilla rosemary botanical name rosmarinus officinalis family lamiaceae commercial part leaf description rosemary of commerce comprises dried

in india. temperate climate is suitable for the cultivation of rosemary. the soil properties influence the yield and the composition of rosemary oil. uses rosemary has wide range of uses in food processing. fresh tender tops are used for garnishing and flavouring of cold drinks, pickles, soups etc. dried...

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sufficient height pinch off the top shoots to induce leaf formation and to prevent flower induction.the land need not be moist throught the year drv period is essential between successive irrigation. harvest: harvest the plant before the plant begins to flower. harvest on a dry day after the dew has dried

drying. the leaves are slimy to touch . drying drying temperature should not exceed human body temperature (98.4 f). dry in a dark airing cupboard with door partly opened in a darkend corner of the green house. spread the leaf evenly under nylon net so as to allow ventilation. when the material is dried...

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basil or sweet basil or tulsi is an erect glabrous herb, 30-90 cm high is indigenous to india. the leaves of basil have numerous oil glands with aromatic volatile oil. the herb bears cluster of small white lipped flowers in racemes. the freshly picked bright green leaves turns brownish green when dried

french basil, egyptian basil and indian basil. origin and distribution it is indigenous to the lower hills of punjab and himachal pradesh and is cultivated throughout india. it is also cultivated in southern france, egypt, belgium, hungary, and other mediterranean countries and also in usa. uses the dried...

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nutmeg & mace oregano parsley pepper long pepper pomegranate poppy seed rosemary saffron sage select star anise sweet flag tamarind tarragon tejpat thyme turmeric vanilla rosemary botanical name rosmarinus officinalis family lamiaceae commercial part leaf description rosemary of commerce comprises dried

in india. temperate climate is suitable for the cultivation of rosemary. the soil properties influence the yield and the composition of rosemary oil. uses rosemary has wide range of uses in food processing. fresh tender tops are used for garnishing and flavouring of cold drinks, pickles, soups etc. dried...

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was steady to 70.00 higher. ruminant blood meal was mixed 50.00 lower to 150.00 higher. feather meal was steady to 30.00 lower, mostly steady. yellow corn hominy was 3.00 to 4.00 lower. corn gluten feed was steady to 1.00 lower, mostly steady. corn gluten meal was steady to 15.00 higher. distillers dried

135.00; kansas city was steady from 192.00-205.00; st. louis was steady at 200.00, california ranged 210.00-220.00. corn gluten meal, 60 percent protein in the midwest (ia, il, in) was steady to 15.00 higher from 390.00-400.00; kansas city was not available; st. louis was steady at 470.00. distillers dried...

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sufficient height pinch off the top shoots to induce leaf formation and to prevent flower induction.the land need not be moist throught the year drv period is essential between successive irrigation. harvest: harvest the plant before the plant begins to flower. harvest on a dry day after the dew has dried

drying. the leaves are slimy to touch . drying drying temperature should not exceed human body temperature (98.4 f). dry in a dark airing cupboard with door partly opened in a darkend corner of the green house. spread the leaf evenly under nylon net so as to allow ventilation. when the material is dried...

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basil or sweet basil or tulsi is an erect glabrous herb, 30-90 cm high is indigenous to india. the leaves of basil have numerous oil glands with aromatic volatile oil. the herb bears cluster of small white lipped flowers in racemes. the freshly picked bright green leaves turns brownish green when dried

french basil, egyptian basil and indian basil. origin and distribution it is indigenous to the lower hills of punjab and himachal pradesh and is cultivated throughout india. it is also cultivated in southern france, egypt, belgium, hungary, and other mediterranean countries and also in usa. uses the dried...

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nutmeg & mace oregano parsley pepper long pepper pomegranate poppy seed rosemary saffron sage select star anise sweet flag tamarind tarragon tejpat thyme turmeric vanilla rosemary botanical name rosmarinus officinalis family lamiaceae commercial part leaf description rosemary of commerce comprises dried

in india. temperate climate is suitable for the cultivation of rosemary. the soil properties influence the yield and the composition of rosemary oil. uses rosemary has wide range of uses in food processing. fresh tender tops are used for garnishing and flavouring of cold drinks, pickles, soups etc. dried...

https://indianspices.com/spice-catalog/rosemary.html

sufficient height pinch off the top shoots to induce leaf formation and to prevent flower induction.the land need not be moist throught the year drv period is essential between successive irrigation. harvest: harvest the plant before the plant begins to flower. harvest on a dry day after the dew has dried

drying. the leaves are slimy to touch . drying drying temperature should not exceed human body temperature (98.4 f). dry in a dark airing cupboard with door partly opened in a darkend corner of the green house. spread the leaf evenly under nylon net so as to allow ventilation. when the material is dried...

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