Throughout the world, and more especially in developing countries, wild plants make an important contribution to the life of local communities. They play a significant part in a wide range of agricultural systems as a source of wild foods and fuelwood, and they have an important socio-economic role through their use in medicines, dyes, poisons, shelter, fibres and religious and cultural ceremonies. In most societies the use of wild plants forms part of traditional or indigenous systems of knowledge and practice that have developed and accumulated over generations. These systems form the basis of local-level decision-making in agriculture, food production, human and animal health and natural resource management.
The term "wild" when applied to plants or plant species refers to those that grow spontaneously in self-maintaining populations in natural or semi-natural ecosystems and can exist independently of direct human action. The term is contrasted with "cultivated" or "domesticated" plants or plant species that have arisen through human action, such as selection or breeding, and that depend on management for their continued existence. In practice the distinction is not an easy one to make, as there is a complete spectrum between completely wild and completely domesticated species, depending on the degree of human intervention or management involved.
Wildcrafted Essential Oils come from plants gathered from their natural habitats in the wild. These plants are harvested in a sustainable manner without the use of any chemicals. Only certain parts of the plant are used such as the leaves or flowers.
The Wildcrafted Oisl are same like Organic oils as they are free from fertilisers, however they are non traceable as organic oils are. As the name suggests Wildcrafted oils are their wild variety of the plants.
Venkatramna's Wildcrafted Essential Oils are sustainably harvested in order to avoid depleting wild species.
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