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Ethiopian Sesame Seeds

Ethiopian Sesame Seeds

Ethiopian Sesame Seeds

Ethiopian sesame seeds, particularly the Humera and Wollega varieties, are known for their high quality and are a major export crop for the country.

Ethiopia is a leading producer and exporter of sesame seeds, with Humera and Wollega being the major brands.

The seeds are used in various culinary applications and are also valued for their nutritional properties.

American Sesame Seeds

Ethiopian Sesame Seeds

Ethiopian Sesame Seeds

American sesame seeds offer various health benefits, including promoting bone health, aiding digestion, managing blood sugar, and potentially reducing blood pressure.

They are also a good source of plant-based protein and can contribute to overall well-being.

Indian Sesame Seeds

Ethiopian Sesame Seeds

Indian Sesame Seeds

Sesame seeds, known as "til" in Hindi, are a significant crop in India, with the country being a leading producer.

They are a rich source of nutrients and have been used traditionally in Indian medicine and cuisine. Indian sesame seeds are exported to various countries, with some companies specializing in exporting high-quality seeds, a

Sesame seeds, known as "til" in Hindi, are a significant crop in India, with the country being a leading producer.

They are a rich source of nutrients and have been used traditionally in Indian medicine and cuisine. Indian sesame seeds are exported to various countries, with some companies specializing in exporting high-quality seeds, according to HL Agro.

The Indian sesame oil market is a significant one, with various brands and producers.

Sesame Grower

Hello everyone. This is a machine. We are planting the fertilizer first on the land before planting the seeds.

This is the first phase of the sesame seed plantation. We can use fertilizers and sesame seeds both also, but we are not doing this process. First, we are Putting the fertilizers in the land. Then we sprinkle by hand the sesame seed in the land.

See the land is already prepared. So we have planted the fertilizer first and this is the size of the block. We have just separated for the pouring of water. So it's easy to pour the water from block to block.

Now we have started planting the seeds.

So manually, this we call the traditional process, right? With machines also we can do this process. But with machine we need more seeds and it won't grow properly. So we use this manual process.

Let's say this is the land, this is a 3-acre land. I'm doing a plantation of the chestnut trees.

In the last, you can see this. This is the fertilizer. The whole land we'll do like this. This is the size of the area. Then we sprinkle sesame seeds by hand. This is a system we do.

See now the flower is booming on a sesame. Somewhere plant node grows because of the water shortage or water blocking. But in some plants, you can see this small sesame.

It's almost one feet, but it will still grow up to 2.5-3 feet. It's almost a two-month crop. Somewhere it grows properly, somewhere it's not grown because of the water blocking. We have to spread the seed again.

This is a nice one. This is a seismic cover. Everywhere. Still, it will grow up to three feet.

This is the height. You can see. This will still take one and a half months.

Spray medicine for the extra grass. Extra grass is a headache.

Typically, 90 to 130 days after planting, they use a sickle to cut the stalks.

Which are then placed on a plastic mat to dry under the sun.

The drying process takes 7 to 14 days, depending on wether conditions and humidity levels.

Once the stalks are thoroughly dry, they are often beaten to release the seeds onto a plastic mat below.

The seeds have been separated dirt and any unwanted plant material.

The seeds are then collected, cleaned by Sieve.

The clean seeds are spread out under the sun to dry further ensuring their moisture content stays below 10% these are the sesame seeds.