Guar Seeds for Industrial and Agricultural Applications
Our Guar Seeds (Cyamopsis tetragonoloba) are sourced from the best growing regions in India, ensuring high germination rates and purity. These seeds are the raw material for producing guar splits and guar gum powder, and are also used as a protein-rich animal feed and in soil improvement for agriculture. We offer cleaned, graded, and tested seeds suitable for both industrial processing and agricultural sowing.
Request Sample| Parameter | Specification | Test Method |
|---|---|---|
| Purity | 99% (min) | Visual & Sieve Analysis |
| Appearance | Brownish seeds, oval-shaped | Visual Inspection |
| Moisture | Max 10% | ISO 665 |
| Germination | 90% (min) | ISTA Method |
| Foreign Matter | Max 1% | Manual Separation |
| Oil Content | 1-2% | Soxhlet Extraction |
| Protein Content | 25-30% | Kjeldahl Method |
| Free From | Pesticides & harmful substances | Chemical Analysis |
Primary raw material for manufacturing guar splits and guar gum powder. Used in oil drilling, textile, paper, and pharmaceutical industries.
High germination rate seeds for crop cultivation. Improves soil fertility as a legume crop by fixing atmospheric nitrogen.
Protein-rich feed ingredient for livestock and poultry. Provides essential nutrients and improves feed efficiency.
Used as green manure and cover crop to enhance soil structure and fertility. Reduces soil erosion and improves water retention.
Used in agricultural research, breeding programs, and development of new guar varieties with improved traits.
Promotes sustainable farming practices through crop rotation and organic farming methods.
Store in a cool, dry place at 15-25°C (59-77°F)
Keep relative humidity below 60%
Protect from direct sunlight and UV radiation
12-18 months when stored under recommended conditions
Common questions about Guar Seeds
Our Guar Seeds have a minimum germination rate of 90% under optimal conditions. We conduct rigorous testing to ensure consistent quality and performance for both agricultural and industrial applications.
The processing involves cleaning, dehusking to remove the outer seed coat, separating the germ from endosperm, and producing clean endosperm splits. Quality control ensures proper purity and moisture levels throughout the process.
Guar thrives in warm climates (25–35°C) with 400–600 mm rainfall. It prefers well-drained sandy loam to clay soils with pH 6.5–8.0 and is drought-tolerant, making it suitable for arid and semi-arid regions.