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India: ICAR celebrates 16th Foundation Day
The Indian Council of Agricultural Research's Directorate of Floriculture Research (ICAR-DFR) celebrated its 16th Foundation Day in Pune with farmers and industry experts in attendance.
The best contributors in the floriculture industry were honored with certificates and mementoes. The awardees included Aniket Choure of Tilekar Wadi in Haveli; Suyog Chaudhary of Sortapwadi; Dnyaneshwar Aadkar, Vice-President...
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Pakistan: Over 200 varieties draw crowds at University flower show
The three-day annual Chrysanthemum and Autumn Flower Show 2025 on the lawns of the UAF Faculty of Agriculture, drew large numbers of students, faculty members, and flower enthusiasts. Organised by the Institute of Horticultural Sciences, the exhibition features a vibrant showcase of chrysanthemum varieties and ornamental plants, celebrating the colours, beauty and diversity of floriculture. The blooming...
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Bangladesh: Gadkhali emerges as a hub of flower cultivation
Gadkhali–Panisara in Jhikargachha upazila of Jashore district has emerged as a source of flowers as farmers are getting good profit from flower cultivation.
The entire region has transformed into a sea of color as fields burst with marigolds, roses, gerberas, gladiolus, chrysanthemums and sunflowers. The dazzling hues and sweet fragrances now dominate the vast stretches known nationally...
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European Parliament hosts Biocontrol event "The basis of plant health lies in healthy ecosystems"
IFOAM Organics Europe, FiBL and IBMA, the International Biocontrol Manufacturers Association have together organised the event 'Biocontrol in organic: managing plant health with complementary practices' in the European Parliament, a few days before the publication of the Food and Feed Safety omnibus. The event, hosted by MEP Madjouline Sbai, addressed the organic approach to biocontrol and its specific...
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