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Kheda District Dealers Network Information Colour Cells Indicate –Expiry of Licence License Mobile/ Product License Valid Sr KHEDA DISTRICT DEALERS NETWORK INFORMATION COLOUR CELLS INDICATE –EXPIRY OF LICENCE LICENSE MOBILE/ PRODUCT LICENSE VALID SR. NO DISTRICT BLOCK DEALER NAME ADDRESS AUTHORIT TELEHONE NO. CATEGORIES NUMBER UPTO Y Dy. Dir.of Agri 1 Kheda Matar Satkaival Trading Co. Matar 325/1/10/94 30/11/2012 Seed (Ext.)Nadiad 2 Kheda Matar Sri Nijanand Agro ser.centr Matar -"- 411/5/10/10 -"- 4/10/2013 3 Kheda Matar Karmyug Agro Matar -"- 348/23/5/10 -"- 22/5/2013 4 Kheda Matar Dharti Agricare Matar -"- 370/12/4/10 -"- 11/4/2013 5 Kheda Matar Kamlesh general store Matar -"- 361/23/2/10 -"- 22/2/2013 6 Kheda Matar Balaji Traders Limbasi 283145 -"- 45/ 1/8/06 -"- 30/7/2012 7 Kheda Matar Kheda DSKVSL Matar -"- 323/ 1/10/96 -"- 29/9/2012 8 Kheda Matar Limbasi SSML Limbasi 283628 -"- 310/ 1/10/94 -"- 29/10/09 9 Kheda Matar Bharat Agro seeds bhalada -"- 359/16/2/10 -"- 15/2/2013 10 Kheda Matar Maruti trading Co. sandhana -"- 357/30/1/10 -"- 29/1/2013 11 Kheda Matar Gurukrupa Ferti. Limbasi 9925617965 -"- 313/ 1/10/94 -"- 29/9/2012 12 Kheda Matar The Matar Tal.SKVSL Matar 285623 -"- 300/ 1/10/94 -"- 29/9/2012 13 Kheda Matar The Matar Tal.SKVSL Traj -"- 302/ 1/10/94 -"- 29/9/2012 14 Kheda Matar The Matar Tal.SKVSL Ratanpur -"- 303/ 1/10/94 -"- 29/9/2012 15 Kheda Matar Sahkar Agro. Matar Matar 285606 -"- 324/ 10/10/84 -"- 09/10/12 16 Kheda Matar Jay Mahraj khedut bhandar Matar -"- 329/31/8/09 -"- 30/8/2012 17 Kheda Matar Sahkar CF & Farti. Matar 285608 -"- 292/ 1/10/94 -"- 29/9/2012 18 Kheda Matar Amishkumar Pujabhai Patel Alindra 272/2/12/08 DDA(Ext.) 01/12/11 Seed 19 Kheda Matar Ambision Agro ferti. Matar -"- 192/10/3/08 -"- 09/03/11 20 Kheda Matar Jay Ambe Agro Radhu -"- 424/15/1/11 -"- 14/1/14 21 Kheda Matar Shakti Fartilizers Alindra 9879888255 -"- 101/ 19/3/07 -"- 18/3/2013 22 Kheda Matar Shiv SKBhandar Matar 285506 -"- 298/ 1/10/94 -"- 29/9/2012 23 Kheda Matar GSFC Depo. Matar -"- 1388/12/9/02 -"- 11/09/11 24 Kheda Matar Jagdamba S Mandal Tranja 287401 -"- 201/ 1/4/08 -"- 31/*3/2011 KHEDA-SEED.xlsx Page 1 LICENSE MOBILE/ PRODUCT LICENSE VALID SR. NO DISTRICT BLOCK DEALER NAME ADDRESS AUTHORIT TELEHONE NO. CATEGORIES NUMBER UPTO Y 25 Kheda Matar Narmada SK GNFC Matar 285925 -"- 207/ 21/4/08 -"- 20/4/2011 26 Kheda Matar Bhavani Agro.Cent. Bhalada 9998571436 -"- 1901/ 16/7/05 -"- 14/7/2011 27 Kheda Matar Shiv SK Agro. Ashamali 9978508690 -"- 254/ 10/9/08 -"- 08/10/11 28 Kheda Matar Ambica Trading Com. Ashamali 286636 -"- 284/ 11/2/09 -"- 09/02/12 29 Kheda Matar Hari Om Traders Matar -"- 312/ 1/7/09 -"- 31/6/12 30 Kheda Matar Pranami Agro Bhalada -"- 321/ 1/8/09 -"- 30/7/2012 31 Kheda Matar Jai Ambe Agro Baroda -"- 325/ 6/8/09 -"- 05/08/12 32 Kheda Kheda Bhagwati Agro Chemi Kheda 222024 -"- 263-1/10/94 -"- 29/9/2012 33 Kheda Kheda Khedut beej bhandar Kheda -"- 1371/16/6/02 -"- 15/6/2011 34 Kheda Kheda ABC Kheda -"- 389/5/10/09 -"- 4/10/2012 35 Kheda Kheda Sun Seeds Corporation Kheda 9898610806 Seed 267-1/10/94 DDA(Ext.) 29/9/2012 36 Kheda Kheda Shriji Beej Kendra Kheda 9377664373 -"- 96-12/3/07 -"- 13/3/2013 37 Kheda Kheda Pramukh Seeds &pesticide Kheda -"- 338/5/10/09 -"- 4/10/2012 Navinbhai Mangalbhai 38 Kheda Kheda -"- 273/2/12/08 -"- 1/12/2011 patel 39 Kheda Kheda Sanjari AC Goblaj -"- 1290-26/11/01 -"- 24/12/10 40 Kheda Kheda Suprime Agri Vasna Margiya 9427004613 -"- 221-27/9/08 -"- 25/7/11 41 Kheda Kheda Sabarmati Ashram Gausala Bidaj 288580 -"- 910-19/6/08 -"- 28/5/11 42 Kheda Kheda Jay Mahakali AC Parsantaj -"- 249-14/8/08 -"- 12/9/2011 43 Kheda Kheda Jalaram AC Sankhej -"- 274-13/1/09 -"- 11/2/2012 44 Kheda Kheda Patel Seeds Kheda -"- 273-2/12/08 -"- 31/1/12 45 Kheda Kheda Sun Seeds Corporation Kheda 9898610806 -"- 267-1/10/94 -"- 29/10/12 46 Kheda Kheda Hari Om Agro Chemi. Kheda 224397 -"- 1519-4/7/03 -"- 2/8/2012 47 Kheda Kheda Gayatri Agro Sales Kheda 224333, 325000 -"- 266-1/10/94 -"- 29/9/2012 48 Kheda Mahemdabad Karunasagar Seeds Centre Mahembad -"- 257/ 14/10/06 -"- 13/10/2012 KHEDA-SEED.xlsx Page 2 LICENSE MOBILE/ PRODUCT LICENSE VALID SR. NO DISTRICT BLOCK DEALER NAME ADDRESS AUTHORIT TELEHONE NO. CATEGORIES NUMBER UPTO Y 49 Kheda Mahemdabad Khodiyar Agro Centre Mahembad -"- 422/1/1/11 -"- 31/12/2014 50 Kheda Mahemdabad Khodiyar Agro Centre kachhiyai -"- 334/19/9/09 -"- 18/9/2012 51 Kheda Mahemdabad Ambica Seeds Centre Mahembad -"- 281/ 14/11/06 -"- 13/11/2012 52 Kheda Mahemdabad VPD Trading Comp. Mahembad 244825 277/ 14/11/06 DDA(Ext.) 13/11/2012 Seed 53 Kheda Mahemdabad Jalaram Fertilizers Sansoli -"- 278/ 11/1/06 -"- 10/01/12 54 Kheda Mahemdabad Ghanshyam Agrocentre sinhuj -"- 402/13/8/10 -"- 12/08/13 55 Kheda Mahemdabad Pitheswari Agro centre Rudan -"- 392/17/6/10 -"- 16/6/2013 56 Kheda Mahemdabad Gayatri Pasti Sidedas Haldharvas -"- 271/ 11/10/06 -"- 10/10/12 jadiya vividh 57 Kheda Mahemdabad Jadiya -"- 397/21/7/10 -"- 20/7/2013 karya.sah.man 58 Kheda Mahemdabad BhAVANI Agro Chemi. Mahembad -"- 253/ 11/10/06 -"- 10/10/12 59 Kheda Mahemdabad ABC Nenpur chokdi -"- 378/5/5/10 -"- 04/05/13 60 Kheda Mahemdabad Ashapuri Agro chem mankwa -"- 372/13/4/10 -"- 12/04/13 61 Kheda Mahemdabad Jal jyoti corporation Nenpur chokdi -"- 352/24/12/09 -"- 23/12/2012 62 Kheda Mahemdabad ABC Nenput Chokdi Nenpur 9825787501 -"- 1634/ 3/12/07 -"- 01/12/13 KHEDA-SEED.xlsx Page 3 LICENSE MOBILE/ PRODUCT LICENSE VALID SR. NO DISTRICT BLOCK DEALER NAME ADDRESS AUTHORIT TELEHONE NO. CATEGORIES NUMBER UPTO Y 63 Kheda Mahemdabad Shreenathji TC Haldharvas 287229 -"- 782/ 3/3/07 -"- 01/03/13 64 Kheda Mahemdabad Janta Agro Centre Mahembad 8974011728 -"- 117/ 19/5/06 -"- 18/5/2012 65 Kheda Mahemdabad Shivshakti Agro Chemi. Khatraj Chokdi 246472 -"- 1274-25/10/01 -"- 23/10/13 66 Kheda Mahemdabad Umesh Agro Centre Ghodasar -"- 180/ 21/1/08 -"- 20/1/11 67 Kheda Mahemdabad Shree Chetan R. Patel Haldharvas -"- 179/ 21/11/08 -"- 20/11/11 68 Kheda Mahemdabad Ambica Agroo Sales Rudan -"- 986-24/1/2000 -"- 22/1/11 69 Kheda Mahemdabad Vraj Agro Centre Khatraj Chokdi 9904545758 -"- 184/ 16/2/08 -"- 14/2/11 70 Kheda Mahemdabad Jinjar KSMLS Jinjar 190/ 21/12/08 DDA(Ext.) 19/12/11 Seed 71 Kheda Mahemdabad Shree Madhav Agro Che Khatraj Chokdi -"- 196/ 14/3/08 -"- 13/3/2011 72 Kheda Mahemdabad Krishna Agro Sales Mahembad -"- 1831/ 17/2/11 -"- 16/2/11 73 Kheda Mahemdabad Jai Ambe Agro Vanthvali -"- 205/ 19/4/08 -"- 18/4/11 74 Kheda Mahemdabad Swamirayan Bij Nigam Mahembad -"- 1863/ 5/4/04 -"- 03/04/11 75 Kheda Mahemdabad Hariom Seeds & Pasti Nenpur Chokdi -"- 1845/ 2/6/08 -"- 01/06/11 76 Kheda Mahemdabad Vaghavat SML Vagavat -"- 216/ 17/6/08 -"- 16/6/11 KHEDA-SEED.xlsx Page 4 LICENSE MOBILE/ PRODUCT LICENSE VALID SR. NO DISTRICT BLOCK DEALER NAME ADDRESS AUTHORIT TELEHONE NO. CATEGORIES NUMBER UPTO Y 77 Kheda Mahemdabad M/s RNS Ghodasar -"- 234/ 17/7/08 -"- 16/7/11 78 Kheda Mahemdabad Yogi Agro Centre Nenpur Chokdi 9429251529 -"- 232/ 17/4/08 -"- 16/4/11 79 Kheda Mahemdabad Krunal Seeds Corp. Mahembad -"- 238/ 29/7/08 -"- 28/7/11 80 Kheda Mahemdabad Pramukh Agro Centre Amrapura -"- 250/ 14/8/08 -"- 13/8/2011 81 Kheda Mahemdabad Gayatri Agro Varsola -"- 258/ 17/9/08 -"- 16/9/11 82 Kheda Mahemdabad Devi Agro Mahembad 246301 -"- 3/ 22/9/08 -"- 21/9/11 83 Kheda Mahemdabad Nisha Agro Seeds Co. Mahembad 244163 -"- 275/ 17/1/09 -"- 16/1/12 84 Kheda Mahemdabad Chauhan Prabhat G Modaj -"- 25/ 6/1/06 -"- 04/01/12 85 Kheda Mahemdabad Jalaram Agro Centre Khatraj Chokdi 9825160871 -"- 280/ 30/1/09 -"- 29/1/12 86 Kheda Mahemdabad Maheshwari Agro Cent. Mahembad -"- 23/ 4/2/06 -"- 02/02/12 87 Kheda Mahemdabad Ambica Seeds & Pesti. Khatraj Chokdi 9825120542 -"- 30/1/09 -"- 28/1/12 88 Kheda Mahemdabad Agri Business Centre Haldharvas 272544 46/ 9/3/06 DDA(Ext.) 07/03/12 Seed 89 Kheda Mahemdabad Shakti Krupaseva Ken. Khatraj Chokdi -"- 304/ 30/5/09 -"- 28/5/12 90 Kheda Mahemdabad Joshi Agro Business Sarsavani 274028 -"- 293/ 17/4/09 -"- 15/4/12 KHEDA-SEED.xlsx Page 5 LICENSE MOBILE/ PRODUCT LICENSE VALID SR. NO DISTRICT BLOCK DEALER NAME ADDRESS AUTHORIT TELEHONE NO. CATEGORIES NUMBER UPTO Y 91 Kheda Mahemdabad Jay Ambe Bij Kendra Sarsavani -"- 309/ 22/6/09 -"- 20/6/12 92 Kheda Mahemdabad Umiya Agro Centre Nenpur Chokdi 9825886081 -"- 308/ 4/6/09 -"- 02/06/12 93 Kheda Mahemdabad Raj Corporation Nenpur Chokdi 9824098558 -"- 318/ 10/7/09 -"- 08/07/12 94 Kheda Mahemdabad Bajrang Agro Centre Hajipura -"- 328/ 31/8/09 -"- 29/8/12 95 Kheda Nadiad Navbharat Seeds P.Ltd. Narsanda 2588362 -"- 28-1/10/06 -"- 29/9/2012 96 Kheda Nadiad Satkaival beej bhandar Chaklasi -"- 46/1/10/94 -"- 30/9/2012 97 Kheda Nadiad Mona Agro Chem. Nadiad 2564189 -"- 10-1/10/96 -"- 29/9/2012 98 Kheda Nadiad Jalaram Beej Bhandar Chaklashi 2580416 -"- 44-1/10/06 -"- 29/9/2012 99 Kheda Nadiad Dipak Seeds Corp. Nadiad 2551170 -"- 1562-25/9/06 -"- 24/9/2012 100 Kheda Nadiad Dipak Seeds Corp.
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