Moringa oleifera is used for living fences, in alley cropping and as a source of nectar for bees. The leaves are eaten by livestock, especially goats, came lsand donkeys. The seed cake is considered unsuitable as animal feed because of the high content of alkaloids and saponins and is mainly used as fertilizer. The soft wood burns smoke-free and yields a blue dye. In India its pulp has been used to make paper.

We offer moringa seeds and moringa oil seeds in different grades amongst thesePKM1  are the most prominent grades. The length of the pods grown with these seeds can go up to 1.5 to 2 feet. They are  seeds with high purity and excellent germination properties. These seeds are extensively suitable for sowing.