Traditional Rice
Sri Lankan traditional rice varieties are valued for nutritional qualities, natural resistance, suitability for organic methods, distinctive taste and their role in preserving agricultural heritage.

Eco Agro Cultivation develops a diversified crop portfolio suited to Sri Lanka’s warm growing conditions, commercial demand and responsible cultivation practices. Our current portfolio combines spice, grain, fruit, perennial and controlled-environment crops.
Select a crop group to explore the portfolio.
Sri Lankan traditional rice varieties are valued for nutritional qualities, natural resistance, suitability for organic methods, distinctive taste and their role in preserving agricultural heritage.
High-yielding fruit with large size, sweet taste, attractive colour and good storage ability, suitable for fresh consumption and value-added mango products.
A high-yielding, sweet and nutritious fruit crop that performs in warm climates and well-drained soil, with demand for fresh and processed fruit products.
A popular warm-climate crop used mainly for fresh consumption and beverages, with strong market demand and valuable commercial potential.
Well suited to warm, humid conditions and used for fresh fruit, juice, jam, canned products and other food lines. Its market demand and income potential make it an important commercial crop.
A long-term aromatic wood crop with commercial value for fragrance, cosmetic, medicinal and religious uses, positioned as a long-term income crop.
An important cereal crop for human food, animal feed, food processing and industrial use, supported by high yield potential and broad market demand.
A nutritious edible crop that can be cultivated in limited space, within a relatively short production period and throughout the year under controlled conditions.
Included in the updated Eco Agro crop portfolio as an additional cultivation line.
Included in the updated Eco Agro crop portfolio as an additional chilli cultivation line.
An important spice and medicinal crop used for food flavouring, beverages and traditional medicine. Warm conditions, fertile well-drained soil and adequate rainfall support cultivation, while local and international demand give it strong commercial value.
Food, beverage and traditional-medicine applications combine with strong market demand, making ginger a commercially important crop.
View CropNutritional value, traditional identity and relative resistance make these rice varieties important for both market value and Sri Lanka’s farming heritage.
View CropSuitable for fresh consumption and multiple processed product lines, with strong commercial potential in warm and humid growing conditions.
View CropOur crop operations follow a structured sequence that combines planning, cultivation, monitoring, quality inspection and responsible post-harvest handling.
Land preparation, crop planning and procurement of quality seeds, fertilizers and equipment.
Planting, cultivation, irrigation, pest control and regular crop monitoring under approved agricultural practices.
Harvesting, grading and quality inspection to support consistent produce standards.
Proper storage, packaging and distribution of produce after harvest and inspection.
Select suitable seeds, fertilizers and field equipment for healthy establishment and reliable production.
Support crop growth with timely irrigation and practical water management throughout the cultivation cycle.
Protect crops through regular field care, monitoring and responsible pest-control practices.
Observe crop health, growth and field conditions regularly so issues can be identified early.
Maintain clear production, inventory and field records to support organized farm management.
Follow environmental, health and safety requirements across day-to-day agricultural operations.
Build consistent field standards through ongoing staff training and practical agricultural guidance.
Review field results, crop performance and operational progress to support continuous improvement.
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