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rambabu wrote:

suni51 wrote:

As much I know saffron needs chilly weaher during flowering time. I have personally seen the saffron farming in Anantnag district of J&K. But who knows if they have developed a new technique!

 

Now the things are changed. Saffron blooms in Deserts too. Saffron travelled from Kashmir to Jaisalmer. Chattar Singh of Delasar Village succeeded in cultivation of Saffron

Here agriculture department also trying for farming of Pistachios. In future you can eat Rajasthani Pistachios.

 

Open deserts do get chiilly in winter. But the point is yield and the flavour. Even in Kashmir Valley it is limited to a very small area.

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

suni51 wrote:

As much I know saffron needs chilly weaher during flowering time. I have personally seen the saffron farming in Anantnag district of J&K. But who knows if they have developed a new technique!

 

Now the things are changed. Saffron blooms in Deserts too. Saffron travelled from Kashmir to Jaisalmer. Chattar Singh of Delasar Village succeeded in cultivation of Saffron

Here agriculture department also trying for farming of Pistachios. In future you can eat Rajasthani Pistachios.

THey might be successful in harvesting saffron and then pistachios but I am sure the quality and taste would not be same. There is a reason why certain things grow only in specific parts of the world.

 

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

suni51 wrote:

As much I know saffron needs chilly weaher during flowering time. I have personally seen the saffron farming in Anantnag district of J&K. But who knows if they have developed a new technique!

 

Now the things are changed. Saffron blooms in Deserts too. Saffron travelled from Kashmir to Jaisalmer. Chattar Singh of Delasar Village succeeded in cultivation of Saffron

Here agriculture department also trying for farming of Pistachios. In future you can eat Rajasthani Pistachios.

THey might be successful in harvesting saffron and then pistachios but I am sure the quality and taste would not be same. There is a reason why certain things grow only in specific parts of the world.

Yes, Saffron cultivation needs very cold conditions. Which is why until now  only in Himalayan regions and Kashmir Saffron is being  was cultivated. But a miracle happened in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. Chattar Singh, the man behind Saffron cultivation got 90 seeds of Saffron in last October at a cost of Rs. 200 per seed. In November, he started cultivation of Saffron. In this process he had to undergo many difficulties. But his efforts paid.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/good-governance/rajasthan/In-a-first-saffron-blooms-in-desert-field/articleshow/47148047.cms

 

 

 

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

suni51 wrote:

As much I know saffron needs chilly weaher during flowering time. I have personally seen the saffron farming in Anantnag district of J&K. But who knows if they have developed a new technique!

Now the things are changed. Saffron blooms in Deserts too. Saffron travelled from Kashmir to Jaisalmer. Chattar Singh of Delasar Village succeeded in cultivation of Saffron

Here agriculture department also trying for farming of Pistachios. In future you can eat Rajasthani Pistachios.

now because of some knowledge which is getting inside of farmers day by day, and giving them confident to grow what they want to grow.

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

anil wrote:

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

Over a period, i think the quality also improves.

 

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

Over a period, i think the quality also improves.

Why not, improvement is continue process and it human nature to improve them self for better results.

 

 

Saffron is native to Greece and nearby mediterranean areas and Spain. Later it was brought to North Africa and Asia. Since it is very expensive even cultivating it in a small area would be very profitable. Saffron grown in Spain, Iran and Kashmir are considered to be of top quality ..

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

Over a period, i think the quality also improves.

Why not, improvement is continue process and it human nature to improve them self for better results.

Definitely. The farmers of Rajasthan could succeed in cultivating Saffron in a Desert. This itself is an achievement. After this, some body may come up with an idea that enables the  production of  Saffron with a better quality. Or may be the Best quality.

 

 

 

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

Over a period, i think the quality also improves.

Why not, improvement is continue process and it human nature to improve them self for better results.

Definitely. The farmers of Rajasthan could succeed in cultivating Saffron in a Desert. This itself is an achievement. After this, some body may come up with an idea that enables the  production of  Saffron with a better quality. Or may be the Best quality.

now a day people are coming with unique idea with lots of confidence that they can grow saffron in rajasthan, i mean who can even imagine also that saffron can be grown in rajasthan.

Babu saroj wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

Over a period, i think the quality also improves.

Why not, improvement is continue process and it human nature to improve them self for better results.

Definitely. The farmers of Rajasthan could succeed in cultivating Saffron in a Desert. This itself is an achievement. After this, some body may come up with an idea that enables the  production of  Saffron with a better quality. Or may be the Best quality.

now a day people are coming with unique idea with lots of confidence that they can grow saffron in rajasthan, i mean who can even imagine also that saffron can be grown in rajasthan.

Yes.  Such unimaginable things do happen. But the reality is Saffron cultivation in a desert like Rajasthan happened.And it will be continued.

 

 

rambabu wrote:

Babu saroj wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

Over a period, i think the quality also improves.

Why not, improvement is continue process and it human nature to improve them self for better results.

Definitely. The farmers of Rajasthan could succeed in cultivating Saffron in a Desert. This itself is an achievement. After this, some body may come up with an idea that enables the  production of  Saffron with a better quality. Or may be the Best quality.

now a day people are coming with unique idea with lots of confidence that they can grow saffron in rajasthan, i mean who can even imagine also that saffron can be grown in rajasthan.

Yes.  Such unimaginable things do happen. But the reality is Saffron cultivation in a desert like Rajasthan happened.And it will be continued.

 Rambabu whole Rajasthan is not desert area. Rajsthan have hills and semi hills area.

 

 

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Babu saroj wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

Over a period, i think the quality also improves.

Why not, improvement is continue process and it human nature to improve them self for better results.

Definitely. The farmers of Rajasthan could succeed in cultivating Saffron in a Desert. This itself is an achievement. After this, some body may come up with an idea that enables the  production of  Saffron with a better quality. Or may be the Best quality.

now a day people are coming with unique idea with lots of confidence that they can grow saffron in rajasthan, i mean who can even imagine also that saffron can be grown in rajasthan.

Yes.  Such unimaginable things do happen. But the reality is Saffron cultivation in a desert like Rajasthan happened.And it will be continued.

 Rambabu whole Rajasthan is not desert area. Rajsthan have hills and semi hills area.

I see. all along I was under the impression that entire Rajasthan is a desert. Thanks for clearing my doubt.

 

 

 

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Babu saroj wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

Over a period, i think the quality also improves.

Why not, improvement is continue process and it human nature to improve them self for better results.

Definitely. The farmers of Rajasthan could succeed in cultivating Saffron in a Desert. This itself is an achievement. After this, some body may come up with an idea that enables the  production of  Saffron with a better quality. Or may be the Best quality.

now a day people are coming with unique idea with lots of confidence that they can grow saffron in rajasthan, i mean who can even imagine also that saffron can be grown in rajasthan.

Yes.  Such unimaginable things do happen. But the reality is Saffron cultivation in a desert like Rajasthan happened.And it will be continued.

 Rambabu whole Rajasthan is not desert area. Rajsthan have hills and semi hills area.

I see. all along I was under the impression that entire Rajasthan is a desert. Thanks for clearing my doubt.

Only West Rajasthan is desert area, I am living in North Rajasthan. South and East Rajasthan is semi hills and hills area. Mount Abu, is hill station of Rajasthan.

 

 

 

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Babu saroj wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

Over a period, i think the quality also improves.

Why not, improvement is continue process and it human nature to improve them self for better results.

Definitely. The farmers of Rajasthan could succeed in cultivating Saffron in a Desert. This itself is an achievement. After this, some body may come up with an idea that enables the  production of  Saffron with a better quality. Or may be the Best quality.

now a day people are coming with unique idea with lots of confidence that they can grow saffron in rajasthan, i mean who can even imagine also that saffron can be grown in rajasthan.

Yes.  Such unimaginable things do happen. But the reality is Saffron cultivation in a desert like Rajasthan happened.And it will be continued.

 Rambabu whole Rajasthan is not desert area. Rajsthan have hills and semi hills area.

I see. all along I was under the impression that entire Rajasthan is a desert. Thanks for clearing my doubt.

Only West Rajasthan is desert area, I am living in North Rajasthan. South and East Rajasthan is semi hills and hills area. Mount Abu, is hill station of Rajasthan.

Is North Rajasthan a dsert ? I don't know which areas of Rajasthan are deserts and which are not. Of course I know about Mount Abu.

 

 

 

 

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Babu saroj wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

Over a period, i think the quality also improves.

Why not, improvement is continue process and it human nature to improve them self for better results.

Definitely. The farmers of Rajasthan could succeed in cultivating Saffron in a Desert. This itself is an achievement. After this, some body may come up with an idea that enables the  production of  Saffron with a better quality. Or may be the Best quality.

now a day people are coming with unique idea with lots of confidence that they can grow saffron in rajasthan, i mean who can even imagine also that saffron can be grown in rajasthan.

Yes.  Such unimaginable things do happen. But the reality is Saffron cultivation in a desert like Rajasthan happened.And it will be continued.

 Rambabu whole Rajasthan is not desert area. Rajsthan have hills and semi hills area.

I see. all along I was under the impression that entire Rajasthan is a desert. Thanks for clearing my doubt.

Only West Rajasthan is desert area, I am living in North Rajasthan. South and East Rajasthan is semi hills and hills area. Mount Abu, is hill station of Rajasthan.

Is North Rajasthan a dsert ? I don't know which areas of Rajasthan are deserts and which are not. Of course I know about Mount Abu.

but if one imagine himself in Rajasthan he will surely think of desert first then anything else. so how the human being imagines, i think its a great thinking.

If I would hear the word "Rajasthan" I would imagine about Forts, kings and Rajputs  before anything else. Rajasthan is perhaps a place that represents India and its true glory. I have visited almost every place in Rajasthan and even the deserted areas have their own beauty. If saffron is being successfully produced in this state it will be another father to its crown.

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Babu saroj wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

anil wrote:

suni51 wrote:

However I would be happy to see if they manage to cultivate such produces in Rajasthan. That will be a great help for bringing prosperity to farmers of the area, quality is secondary matter.

Yes it is the point. Quality may be some inferior but prosperity of farmers is assured. And more people can use these costly products.

Over a period, i think the quality also improves.

Why not, improvement is continue process and it human nature to improve them self for better results.

Definitely. The farmers of Rajasthan could succeed in cultivating Saffron in a Desert. This itself is an achievement. After this, some body may come up with an idea that enables the  production of  Saffron with a better quality. Or may be the Best quality.

now a day people are coming with unique idea with lots of confidence that they can grow saffron in rajasthan, i mean who can even imagine also that saffron can be grown in rajasthan.

Yes.  Such unimaginable things do happen. But the reality is Saffron cultivation in a desert like Rajasthan happened.And it will be continued.

 Rambabu whole Rajasthan is not desert area. Rajsthan have hills and semi hills area.

I see. all along I was under the impression that entire Rajasthan is a desert. Thanks for clearing my doubt.

Only West Rajasthan is desert area, I am living in North Rajasthan. South and East Rajasthan is semi hills and hills area. Mount Abu, is hill station of Rajasthan.

Is North Rajasthan a dsert ? I don't know which areas of Rajasthan are deserts and which are not. Of course I know about Mount Abu.

Westren Rajasthan are deserts, Jaislmer, Barmer Bikaner are the major city of desert area.