In the picturesque village of Achabal, renowned for its stunning Mughal Garden and surrounded by lush greenery, lies a one-of-a-kind herbal garden. This garden, brimming with plants of immense medicinal value, is the brainchild of Manzoor Javid, fondly known as the “Herbal Man of Kashmir.” Over the past 20 years, Javid has devoted himself to
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday Laid the foundation stone for the upgrade of a cutting-edge flower nursery and the development of Bagh-e-Gul-e-Dawood (Chrysanthemum Theme Garden) in Srinagar. In a post on Facebook, CM wrote, “We are expanding our offerings to tourists during the ‘off-season’ months of October and November. Alongside the
Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo, today in a meeting of Floriculture, Gardens & Parks Department, assessed progress on development of Chrysanthemum Theme Park (Bagh-e-Gul-e-Dawood) here at Botanical Garden, Srinagar. Present in the meeting were Commissioner Secretary, Floriculture Department, Commissioner Secretary, Tourism, DG, Codes, DG, Budget, representative from SKUAST-K and other concerned officers. Dulloo, while reviewing the
Kashmir, famous for its beautiful landscapes and rich culture, is also known for its vibrant flower gardens. As the region looks to develop its economy, floriculture—growing flowers for sale—has become a promising industry. But is floriculture really profitable in Kashmir? Let’s explore the opportunities and challenges in this sector. The Appeal of Floriculture in Kashmir
Kashmir, nestled amidst the Himalayas, is renowned for its breathtaking beauty and rich cultural heritage. But beyond the captivating landscapes lies a fragrant secret – the flourishing industry of floriculture. Cultivating vibrant flowers has emerged as a significant contributor to Kashmir’s economy, offering a wealth of benefits for the region. A Viable Diversification Option Traditionally,
CSIR IIIM Jammu’s Field Station Bonera has embarked on Tulip cultivation in Pulwama, igniting floriculture prospects in the region. This milestone trial, featuring eight vibrant Tulip varieties, underscores the institute’s commitment to empower farmers and foster sustainable agriculture. Led by Dr. Zabeer Ahmad, CSIR IIIM Jammu aims to revolutionize flower cultivation in Jammu and Kashmir
A one-week intensive entrepreneurship skill development program, backed by the Ministry of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) of the Government of India, focused on unlocking entrepreneurial opportunities within the realm of commercial floriculture and crafting effective management strategies for budding startups. This enlightening initiative was orchestrated by the Division of Floriculture and Landscape Architecture
