CJP Highlights Genetics, Agronomics and Horticulture Advancement in Jojoba Farming

CJP’s 2 Day Jojoba State of Art International Workshop “Global JOJOBAWORLD 2012” from May 25-26, 2012, Jaipur, India shall focus on Genetics, Agronomics and Horticulture Advancement in Jojoba Farming

Centre for Jatropha Promotion & Biodiesel, CJP’s Global Jojoba World 2012 focuses on the entire Jojoba production from Ground zero to scale. Topics are carefully selected to cover the Agronomy, Horticulture, Biology, Engineering, Marketing and Financial aspects of Jojoba commercialization. CJP is recognized as an important platform for productive exchanges among the Academic, Commercial and Investment communities. Join us at this unique knowledge platform to share the latest information on

The members of Jojoba crop industries can use the resources to be outlined in the meeting to collectively focus on their goals and pursue them in ways that improve their chances of making best bet decisions. This will involve identifying consumer needs, clearly defining the Jojoba crop product, establishing the human and technical components of the supply chain and entering a commercial market, once appropriate benchmarks for investment, growth and returns have been set. Applying such an approach to Jojoba crop industry, one can also provide a framework for the industry to determine its needs in terms of future growth, research and development An Update from the Jojoba Industry Advances in Jojoba Research & development Production Systems -- Commercial track of Jojoba — Leading the Way to New heights Harvesting and Extraction Frontiers of Jojoba Biotechnology and so on---¬

Jojoba has demonstrated a favorable response to many of the practices and techniques currently used in agriculture, but research is needed to understand its unique properties that can be manipulated to coax the crop to reach its fullest potential. Among agronomic questions that can only be readily got answered in the programme with assurance are: Biology, Biodiversity & Physiology-Gremplasm, Genomic, Genetic Improvement & Propagation, Horticulture-Farm Design & Management, Agronomics and sustainability- R&D status, available varieties, yield, optimal conditions etc.

The Forming and Managing Supply Chains in Agribusiness learning package helps managers to learn what is required to “hand craft” their own supply chain as a way of improving their Jojoba crop enterprise’s chances of success. The package would be of interest to anyone in the Jojoba crop development process, but is specially targeted at those who are close to the full commercialization stage. Jojoba World India 12 shall Highlights the updated research and technology; Experts will meet to reveal the latest developments in Jojoba research, the newest agricultural, horticultural, harvesting and modification techniques, and tell how the process can be scaled up. It will provide an excellent opportunity to the investors, entrepreneurs, renewable fuel experts, their associates and academia to share their experiences and knowledge on Jojoba. It will give them an excellent opportunity to know more about the latest research and developments in production .The Programme would cover all the topics related to Jojoba Industry with Plantation visit

This is a NOT to be MISSED Opportunity to new growers to start JOJOBA BUSINESS

Seize this opportunity to begin business with Jojoba and REGISTER Today

Please contact via e-mail or telephone for further details and obtaining registration form.

Cordinator(Programme)

Centre for Jatropha Promotion & Biodiesel

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Global Moringa Meet 2012 slated for April 16-17, 2012

Jaipur, India December 19, 2011--------- CJP is set to hold 2 Day Moringa State of Art International Workshop April 16-17, 2012, Jaipur, India -- An Update from the Moringa Industry Advances in Moringa Research & development Production Systems Commercial track of Moringa — Leading the Way to New heights Harvesting and Extraction Frontiers of Moringa Biotechnology and so on---¬

CJP holds the Global MORINGAWORLD 2012 as an important event for global Moringa stakeholders. This event will provide reliable information on Moringa, market dynamics, and also with the latest issues in the industry.. CJP’s Global Moringa Meet focuses on the entire Moringa production from Ground zero to scale. Topics are carefully selected to cover the Agronomy, Horticulture, Biology, Engineering, Marketing and Financial aspects of Moringa commercialization. CJP is recognized as an important platform for productive exchanges among the Academic, Commercial and Investment communities. Join us at this unique knowledge platform to share the latest information on:

The members of Moringa crop industries can use the resources to be outlined in the meeting to collectively focus on their goals and pursue them in ways that improve their chances of making best bet decisions. This will involve identifying consumer needs, clearly defining the Moringa crop product, establishing the human and technical components of the supply chain and entering a commercial market, once appropriate benchmarks for investment, growth and returns have been set. Applying such an approach to Moringa crop industry, one can also provide a framework for the industry to determine its needs in terms of future growth, research and development

Moringa has demonstrated a favorable response to many of the practices and techniques currently used in agriculture, but research is needed to understand its unique properties that can be manipulated to coax the crop to reach its fullest potential.

The Forming and Managing Supply Chains in Agribusiness learning package helps managers to learn what is required to “hand craft” their own supply chain as a way of improving their Moringa crop enterprise’s chances of success. The package would be of interest to anyone in the Moringa crop development process, but is specially targeted at those who are close to the full commercialization stage. Moringa World India 12 shall Highlights the updated research and technology; Experts will meet to reveal the latest developments in Moringa research, the newest agricultural, horticultural, harvesting and modification techniques, and tell how the process can be scaled up. It will provide an excellent opportunity to the investors, entrepreneurs, renewable fuel experts, their associates and academia to share their experiences and knowledge on Moringa. It will give them an excellent opportunity to know more about the latest research and developments in production .The Programme would cover all the topics related to Moringa Industry with Plantation visit

This is a NOT to be MISSED Opportunity to new growers to start MORINGA BUSINESS

Seize this opportunity to begin business with Moringa and REGISTER Today

For more information regarding registration, package cost, etc., kindly contact:

Cordinator(Programme)

Centre for Jatropha Promotion & Biodiesel

http://www.jatrophabiodiesel.org/moringa/moringa-oleifera.php

http://jatrophaworld.org/global_moringa_meet_81.html
CJP Releases Promising Various Biodiesel Crop Cultivation Technology

The Centre for Jatropha Promotion & Biodiesel (CJP) is a bioenergy crop research and development company that is meeting global demand for sustainable plant oil by working towards scientific commercialization of nonfood biodiesel trees/crops that will lend credibility; reliability and scalability. With a fully integrated platform featuring a world-class leadership and science team, the most advanced multifeedstocks research into all aspects of nonfood energy farming crop improvement program in the industry and addressing the complete value chain, CJP is bringing the opportunities of nonfood oil to reality.

The CJP intensified its collaborative research approach with regards to perennial oil seeds bearing tree like Pongamia Pinnata, Moringa oliferia, Jojoba, simarouba, etc. in combination with annual nonfood oil crops like castor, flax, safflower, camelina, etc to have more oil yield per ha and to improve their product. The CJP’s mission is to perform cutting-edge plant science research in genetics, breeding and horticulture, and further develop technologies to allow for the economic commercialization and sustainability of energy farms globally. In essence, CJP scientists are continuously working on enhanced genetics, agronomics and horticulture sciences to drive new varieties, more knowledge around the plant’s nutritional requirements and more science-based processes for the care and custody of the plant and have achieved reliable and scalable results in jatropha energy farming.

CJP’s new Biodiesel crops like castor, flax, moringa, pongamia, jojoba, simarouba are poised for commercialization as the newest, greatest biodiesel feedstock as these crops can produce the greatest amount of feedstock for the lowest input and cost. There are many promising crops on the horizon, but they need to be properly vetted scientifically. Good scientific research done by CJP’s scientists has shown that how oilseed crops grow best across different soil conditions and climates, and how they fit into existing production systems determining what consequences might result from growing these crops in terms of sustainability

CJP carefully manages Biodiesel crops/Plant cultivation, with advanced crop practices suitable to local soil, weather, pest, and disease conditions to ensure the high amount of oil as we have developed enhanced technology with regards to:-

Planting materials & other inputs

Crop Management

Irrigation Management

Fertilizer Management

Pest & Diseases management.

Harvesting Management

Post harvest management

And finally grading for further process

CJP’s Researchers have developed standardized techniques for growing Biodiesel crops/Plant on large scale. CJP ensures sustainable Biodiesel plantation right from the land preparation, crop management to production of end product. Accordingly, the enhanced variety of Biodiesel crops with regards to seed yield and oil yield and the enhanced Biodiesel Crop Cultivation techniques may ensure proper and profitable production of the OIL CROP providing early fruition and flowering. CJP is happy to release of New Oil Crop“Cultivation Technology” at an affordable Price as below

Jojoba Cultivation Technology, Castor Cultivation Technology, Moringa Cultivation Technology, Mahua Cultivation Technology, Moringa Cultivation Technology, Pongamia Cultivation Technology, Simarouba Cultivation Technology, Flax Cultivation Technology, Kenaf Cultivation Technology, Calophyllum Cultivation Technology, Citrullus colocynthis Cultivation Technology,Camelina Cultivation Technology, Jatropha Cultivation Technology, and Algae Harvesting Technology

The interested companies/parties/persons may submit their request

PRESS RELEASE

JatrophaWorld India 2012 to Highlight Genetics, Agronomics and Horticulture Practices in Sustainable Energy Farms

The 5th Global Jatropha 3.0 Integrated Nonfood Biodiesel Farming & Technology Training Programme which shall be held September 5-9, 2012 at Jaipur, India, is mostly dedicated to multifeedstocks for building a sustainable biodiesel industry. The JatrophaWorld 2012 is designed to educate all stakeholders about critical issue of availability of right feedstock at right cost to make biodiesel a long-term business opportunity. Global JatrophaWorld India 2012 marks the 5th edition with resounding success.

There is a significant potential for sustainable aviation fuel based on jatropha-curcas. , if cultivated properly, jatropha can deliver strong environmental and socio-economic benefits across the globe and greenhouse gas reductions of up to 60 percent when compared to petroleum-based jet fuel. But a lack of understanding of the Jatropha Curcas Plant and reliable information; lack of QPM inputs; lack of Best Agricultural Practices and expertise & poor management techniques ; many projects are only achieving mediocre results. This is vital to helping developers to deliver better social, environmental, and economic sustainability outcomes from jatropha cultivation.

The Centre for Jatropha Promotion & Biodiesel (CJP) is working towards scientific commercialization of nonfood biodiesel trees/crops that will lend credibility; reliability and scalability with regards to food security, energy security and sustainable development and carbon savings. The CJP for Failsafe Energy Farming (www.jatrophabiodiesel.org ) was created in 2003 , the first entity to introduce commercial farming of Jatropha and since then working as a platform for multidisciplinary multifeedstocks research into all aspects of nonfood energy farming. The CJP intensified its collaborative research approach with regards to perennial oil seeds bearing tree like Pongamia Pinnata, Moringa oliferia, Jojoba, simarouba, etc. in combination with annual nonfood oil crops like castor, flax, safflower, camelina, etc to have more oil yield per ha and to improve their product. The CJP’s mission is to perform cutting-edge plant science research in genetics, breeding and horticulture, and further develop technologies to allow for the economic commercialization and sustainability of energy farms globally. In essence, CJP scientists are continuously working on enhanced genetics, agronomics and horticulture sciences to drive new varieties, more knowledge around the plant’s nutritional requirements and more science-based processes for the care and custody of the plant and have achieved reliable and scalable results in jatropha energy farming.

Even a superior genotype variety planted in inadequate soil and improperly cared for, will be unable to reach its potential and will create dissatisfied stakeholders. If the development focus is properly balanced, the species will go through a series of improvements to continually enhance the characteristics. Improvement in yield, reduction in inputs or resistance to pests and diseases is an ongoing process which needs time. Jatropha is expected to be the first plant commercialized utilizing modern science. The improvements with applied science will accelerate its rapid improvement.The CJP’s goal is to triple jatropha yields within 10 years, increase the oil content to 48 percent and in combination of other crops the target oil yield is 1500 gallon per ha. Further, to increase the quality of the oils and other products produced—while minimizing inputs including pesticides and fertilizers.

So while Jatropha agriculture continues to be a new and exciting alternative energy source, and the world continues to watch its development closely, there are still many misnomers about where it should be grown, how to grow it and what resources the plant needs to achieve commercially productive yields. CJP to provide the right steps to start the successful business ensuring that this crop is planted in the right way and with due cares to what’s possible in terms of sustainable farming techniques. Based on its proprietary knowledge plant science expertise enhanced technology and extensive experience and by integrating technical and managerial issues CJP has developed Jatropha Agricultural Training package to deliver Competencies through Qualified trainers with a practical 'hands on' approach.

Emergence of the new crops system may change the entire scenario of the biodiesel industry and shall provide much relief to the industry which desperately in a need of a viable sustainable non-food feed stocks. CJP’S Next Global JATROPHAWORLD 2012, the 5th Global Jatropha 3.0 Integrated Nonfood Biodiesel Farming & Technology Training Programme is all set to introduce you the real world of JATROPHA CURCAS” where the attendees shall also have the opportunity to interact with these new crops science, agronomy and horticulture technology etc. as have also been included in the course.JATROPHAWORLD 2012 is to be held at Jaipur, Rajasthan from September 5-9, 2012. CJP has brought together the best expertise and brightest brains to discuss and analyze the present and future dynamics of Jatropha. Attendees will be able to increase their knowledge about Jatropha and alternative energy and also learn about other most important nonfood biodiesel as referred herein from experts. To find out more about JATROPHAWORLD 2012 please visit http://www.jatrophabiodiesel.org

Key Highlishts

· Improved Agricultural Practices

· Varietal Improvements

· Enhanced cultural practices

· Pest & Disease Control

· Intercropping

· Going "Green" with the use of Microbial fertilizers

· Fine-tuning practices to soil type, environmental conditions & labor

· Algae the fuel of future

· Castor can cut carbon and fuel the future

· Jojoba: the desert source of fuel

· Pongamia Pinnata offers a possible solution for sustainable biofuel production

· Majestic Moringa and fabulous flax : ready to meet world hunger & health , besides good oil

· Simarouba: a multipurpose biofuel tree

JatrophaWorld 2012 will showcase agricultural advancement to grow the jatropha and other nonfood oil crops effectively with proper resources i.e. balancing resources to end up with a sustainable long-term solution without harming the environment. The focus of the programme shall remain on three major thrust areas—genetics, agronomics and horticulture practices—so the plant will grow with optimal productivity.While agronomic work is an important first step in the development of any new crop, for new oilseeds to reach commercialization, several other factors need to be addressed. With any of these crops, there is definitely an education curve for producers to be able to understand how it fits into their rotation

While talking on JATROPHAWORLD 2012, Mr. Maharshi CEO said, “The programe shall highlight that how scientific selection of site and superior seed strain can ensure a successful Fuel Farms and can meet all the three criteria any environmentally sustainable fuel must meet. These are social, technical and commercial. The invaluable insights provided by experts/scientists will help our trainees to better understand the sustainability of this potential jet fuel source”.

“The Global JatrophaWorld 2012 is a must attend Programme as it is a programme where you shall study & learn promising biodiesel crops apart from jatropha oil crops in totality from the top scientists, experts and technologists; where you shall understand the nonfood oil crop Science and Obtain accurate and authentic information; where you shall updates on latest technological developments and evaluate the biodiesel investment profitability as this is the only platform to understand & learn, to plan and execute, the best expertise to discuss and analyze the present and future dynamics of Jatropha, other nonfood oil crops” he further added.

World biodiesel industry experts anticipate that there is going to be more demand for oilseeds, not only going to biodiesel but also into the technology that can covert those agricultural oils into products such as jet fuel. One of the really good things is biojet fuels and non-ester renewable diesels are all new market opportunities being created, which helps to send market signals all the way up the supply chain to the growers and producers

With Biodiesel crops cultivation becoming an intensifying worldwide trend, how to ‘Do It IN Right Way’ dominated the entire training, with discussions centering on the best practices in oil crops for maximum returns. All the trainees who attended were glad to have had the opportunity to take their learning beyond the air-conditioned comfort of the conference room, and out into the actual field where they were able to see, touch, feel and do Jatropha planting first-hand

JatrophaWorld India 2012 promises to have something for everyone interested in developing, growing and utilizing nonfood feedstock for the production of biodiesel. JatrophaWorld 2012 is unique because of the capability to deliver an integrated "One Stop Solution" for nonfood oil crops Agri-business operations to the agricultural and energy sector worldwide.

JatrophaWorld India 2012 will pinpoint the agronomy, technology and economics of nonfood biofuel projects for your own business needs! Time is winding down and you will want to sign up early as we expect available seats to fill up fast. Don't forget to register for JATROPHAWORLD TRAINING 2012 today

Seats are limited. Secure your seat today.

For more information regarding registration, package cost, etc., kindly contact:

Director (Training Division)

Centre for Jatropha Promotion & Biodiesel

www.jatrophabiodiesel.org

PRESS-RELEASE

Moringa & Flaxseed couple oil crops to make communities healthy and sustainable

April 17, 2011, CJP has been engaged in development of products that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs; products that improve health, generate a small footprint, create jobs, use renewable resources, etc. and happy to announce its findings as regards to Majestic Moringa in conjunction with Fabulous Flax as potential sources of Food and fuel.

Increased interest in oil-seed crops for bio-fuels and petroleum replacements has renewed some interest in several oil-seed crops that were once quite common in India, including castor and flax.

Centre for Jatropha Promotion & Biodiesel (CJP) is dedicated to the development of oil seed bearing trees - non-food multiple vegetable oil plantation and technologies in order to reduce dependence on fossil fuels, bring greater control and security of fuel supply and reduce dangerous climate changing emissions, including CO2. Global warming, greenhouse gas , food-versus-fuel, indirect land use change, deforestation—with these critical issues in the spotlight, the feedstock deficit -plagued industry badly needs less expensive feedstock in form non-food crop like Moringa oleifera , Flax, Castor & others.

Moringa oleifera, a tree known for its vitamin-rich leaves and tolerance to drought is native to India but has been used across Africa and the tropics since ancient times, it is non-invasive and no problems have been reported concerning its interaction with other plants in native ecosystems. Moringa oleifera is a very fast growing tree; it commonly reaches four meters in height just 10 months after the seed is planted and can bear fruit within its first year. Its pods have oil rich black and winged seeds, which can be crushed to produce biodiesel. What separate this tree from other biomass food stocks are by far the invaluable effects it has on humans. The leaves, roots and pods are edible and are being used worldwide to aid in the fight against malnutrition in developing countries. And whilst the oil has traditionally also been used as a lubricant for fine machinery and as a vegetable cooking oil; leaders in the biomass field are now turning to Moringa as an alternative feedstock for the production of biodiesel.

One of the first domesticated crops, flax is also one of the most versatile crops of many more uses. Since ancient times it has been harvested for food, fibre and medicine. Flax seed is a major oil crop and one of the richest sources of omega-3 alpha linolenic acid (ALA) known to man. It is also rich in dietary fiber and is an excellent source of lignans and other antioxidants. Flax is more than just omega-3 fatty acids.

It contains other healthy components that have wide-ranging benefits in multiple systems of the body. Flax is also rich in plant estrogens associated with reduced risks of breast, prostate and colon cancer.

Flax, also known as “Linseed” or “Alsi” in India occupies a greater importance among oilseeds; owing to its various uses and special qualities. In India, it is grown mainly for seeds, used for extracting oil. The oil content of the seed varies from 33 to 47 per cent. Linseed oil is an excellent drying oil used in manufacturing paint and varnishes, oilcloth, waterproof fabrics and linoleum and as edible oil in some areas. Linseed-cake is a very good manure and animal feed. Linseed straw produces fibre of good quality. Linseed is used in making paper and plastics.

Flax is a cool temperate annual herb with erect, slender stems, 80-120 cm tall. A cultivated plant in closely spaced field conditions it has little branching except at the apex. Flax is native to the region extending from the eastern Mediterranean to India. It was extensively cultivated in ancient Egypt. Flax is grown both for its seed and for its fibers.

Interestingly, the species name usitatissimum means, most useful. In India flax has been under cultivation from pre-historic times. Flax fiber is the earliest vegetable fiber used by man. About 1.6 m ha is under flax cultivation and about 0.4 m mt of seed is produced annually. The plant yields oil of commercial importance.

Flax has excellent potential for by-product development, and it has a high level of oil. The seed contains +40% linseed oil which is a good source of biodiesel. Flax is a viable alternative oilseed for use in the biodiesel industry, although the inherent instability of the oil due to the high linolenic acid content is problematic. Modifications to the fatty acid profile and increased yield would make it an ideal candidate for use within the biodiesel industry.

Flax Seeds are rich in oil and protein and can be utilized on an industrial scale; such oil composition resembles safflower oil. Considering Flax’s potential as an oilseed feedstock for biodiesel CJP has honor to establish this untapped resource as alternative source for Bio- Diesel industry of future.

The biodiesel made from Moringa has e better oxidative stability than biodiesel made with most other feedstocks. M. oleifera oil has a high content of oleic acid (>70%)...as a result, the methyl esters (biodiesel) obtained from this oil exhibit a high cetane number of approximately 67, one of the highest found for a biodiesel fuel.

Flax seed and moringa both are excellent sources of many compounds that contribute to a healthy diet and lifestyle. There is now an opportunity to not only benefit from what these miracle or magic crops have to offer, but also make money from it as well. The Moringa oleifera & Flax have enough credentials: a higher recovery and quality of oil than other crops, no direct competition with food crops as being edible source of fuel, and no direct competition with existing farmland as can be grown for both purpose same time.

The Flax Plant must be regarded as a sure source of 2nd Generation Biodiesel and the foundation around which a profitable Business plan can be built with combination of other nonfood biodiesel crops for its ability to a higher recovery and quality of oil than other crops, no direct competition with food crops and no direct competition with existing farmland as can be grown for fuel and fodder, both purpose same time.

Estimates of yields, prices and cost vary greatly, making it difficult for potential growers to make informed investment decision about growing the Couple oil crop. The lack o f agronomic data about the couple oil crop (COC) growing makes it impossible to make investment decision on COC growing with the confidence and certainty associated with a decision to grow and establish a successful plantation. CJP identifies the Key elements in growing COC and their effects examined. And provide accurate information about the crop for potential COC investors and growers after performing feasibility study.

While talking on the Emergence of the new crop system in nonfood biodiesel industry Mr. S.S.Mishra Director (Training) said” Moringa and Flax have excellent potentials for by-product development and haves a high level of oil. Modifications to the fatty acid profile and increased yield would make these crops ideal candidate for use within the biodiesel industry. Health and wealth are behind these crops of future. The combination of both crops may yield 1000 gallons to 2000 gallons per ha which may reach beyond 3000 gallon after maturity.”

“CJP’S Next 4th 5-day Global Jatropha Hi-tech Integrated Nonfood Biodiesel Farming & Technology Training Programme in India from September 14-18, 2011 is all set to introduce you the real world of nonfood biodiesel crops and business” where the attendees shall also have the opportunity to interact with these new crops science, agronomy and their cultivation technology etc. as have also been included in the course. The registration is open”. He added.

For more information kindly contact
Director (BD)/ Training
Centre for Jatropha Promotion & Biodiesel
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