Covraj Agri VET Private Limited

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COVRAJ AGRI VET Private Limited is the owner of COWRAJ Brand and G 21 Pots founded by a female student and a professional with 30-plus years of experience. Eco-friendly Green 21 pot (G21 pot) dealing with home healthy Olericulture and Floriculture to grow ORGANIC vegetables and flowers on balconies and terraces. The objectives of this Product are directly aligned with the objectives of G 21 Countries and COP 28 to save the environment with relevance to Carbon Footprint, and GREEN ECONOMY. As we know G 21 Countries are working on Climate-friendly products and Lifestyles so our COWRAJ. Our Mother Earth is dumped with 1 lakh black saplings plastic covers per day only in our AP State and it’s approximately 20 Lakhs of Plastic covers per day in India. Precisely, we dump crores of plastic covers on Mother Earth after planting the brought-out or bought-out saplings from the nursery. Our G 21 pot is the most suitable alternative to avoid this plastic garbage. Because in Nurseries the water will be sprinkled on the saplings but not poured. This G 21 Pot was tested for 24 Hours of Cyclonic rain also to see the withstanding capacity for overwatering. Against the popular belief that Traditional Mud Pots are Eco-friendly, it’s evident that, to prepare and harden one 5-inch pot we need to burn at least 1.5 kg of wood. Moreover, Mud pots, bricks, and cement pots will take up to 100 years to dissolve into the soil. The age-old broken pots from Egyptian pyramids and artifacts of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro are pieces of evidence to show the toughness of the mud pots. Our G 21 pot is the best alternative for this mud pot as well. High-level usage of chemical-based fertilizers and pesticides in home gardens, balconies, and terraces, affects children and makes them suffer from lung problems, skin diseases, and eye problems. This 21 Pot (Green 21 pots) contains four layers added with 21 patented inputs/ingredients from waste/unused organic material, and biomaterials. G 21 is A Zero-chemical Product: Biofertilizer and Biopesticide prepared from rural farm/garden waste and kitchen waste are used to prepare G 21 Pot. Very soon Nano Bio Soil developed in Bionest/ WBIF at SPMVV Women’s University will be added to G 21 Pot to protect water from evaporation and could facilitate the watering periodicity as once a week. This “Bio Nano soil” also helps Balcony, Terrace, and Packet vegetable and flower garden enthusiasts of the Middle East, where SOIL is a rare commodity and will be the biggest market for G 21 Pots. This Product was Awarded by the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh as the best sustainable product and also as an employability generator among rural women. This Product was Verified and appreciated by the Associate Dean, HoDs, and faculty of the 62-year-old Agricultural University. Rural Farming women need add-on income as a supplement to their spouse’s farming income for a better life during normal environmental conditions. In the case of cyclones and droughts, this income to RURAL WOMEN is more than essential. Currently, 10 families in one village are working as CO-ENTREPRENEURS, on this G 21 Pot with HAND made, HOME made, and MADE TO ORDER as a strategy. This model doesn’t need to purchase raw materials, capital, or machinery. Currently, this product is totally from the RURAL WASTE, with a production capacity of 7500 Pots per year. From January 2024, the manufacturing unit will have a production capacity of 500, 000 units per year from a single unit and a few adopted villages. This is in tune with a noble objective of income generation for more than 500 rural women. Soon, approximately 5, 000 DWCRA women and Grammena Upadi stakeholders will be CO-ENTREPRENEURS to export G 21 Pots to G 20 Countries.

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