Homa Organic Farming

How does Agnihotra help in Organic Farming?

Swamidham Jyothirling Sanstha is dedicated to train local farmers to grow food in accordance with Vedic agricultural sciences, to organically produce nutrient-dense food in an economical and abundant manner.

Produces whole food through Vedic agriculture that has nourishing food free of toxins and pesticides and an abundance of crops.

Experiment by Prof Pranay Abhang

Effect of Agnihotra fumes on plant growth:

2 plants were maintained providing same amount of water, light and other environmental conditions. One is kept in separate room where Agnihotra is performed and another is kept in normal room where Agnihotra is not performed.

Conclusion- It shows that due to Agnihotra fumes plant growth is more as compare to normal plant.

Effect of Agnihotra ash on seed germination-

To study effect of Agnihotra ash on germination of seeds, following water were used-

a. tap water,

b. control ash water (1 gm normal ash + 100 ml water) and

c. Agnihotra ash water (1 gm Agnihotra ash + 100 ml water)

Seeds of Vigna aconitifolia and Vigna unguiculata were taken as experimental material. Seeds were allowed to germinate and germination was observed every after 24 hrs.

Conclusion- From results obtained it can be concluded that Agnihotra ash promoted the process of germination probably by increasing its nutrient content and hence can be used as fertilizer.

Experiment To study neutralization of genotoxic effect by Agnihotra ash

To study neutralization of genotoxic effect by agnihotra ash onion root tips were used. The Onion roots were

allowed to grow separately in

 tap water,

 water containing Agnihotra ash,

 water containing control ash,

 water containing Colchicine

 Water containing Colchicine and agnihotra ash.

 water containing Methyl Parathion

 Water containing Methyl Parathion and agnihotra ash.

- Growth of roots was measured in cm. after 7 days. Root tips from each sample were taken and different stages of Mitosis were observed.

- Arresting of mitosis (no spindle formation) and small growth (rigorous) of root tips were taken as toxic effect, while normal mitosis and elongated root tip taken as normal growth or non-toxic.

Conclusion- Agnihotra ash showed activating effect on cell division and also neutralises toxic effect of Colchicine and Methyl Parathion.

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