Castor farming for Oil Production
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The Properties of Castor Oil ,its Medicinal use is briefly presented. The Agricultural management Practices of Castor farming is briefly explained.
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- 2. Introduction to the castor plant Ricinus communis
- 3. 1.Castor plant from seed 2.Flower of castor plant 3.Fruit of castor plant 4.Dried castor fruit 5.Harvest the spikes and dry 6.Harvest the seeds
- 4. 1. Castor plant from seed
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- 6. 2.Flower of castor plant
- 8. 3. Fruit of castor plant
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