ICAR-DFR Research Farm Bird Eye View
New Chrysanthemum Lines
ICAR-DFR Research Farm Bird Eye View 2019
ICAR-DFR Research Farm Bird Eye View 2018
Exposure Visit to Farmers.
Foundation stone laid for the Farm Office cum Field Laboratory
Honble Secretary (DARE) and DG ICAR Dr.Trilochan Mohapatra reviewing the technologies
Release of Publications and Launch of Floricare App
Inauguration of Transit Office by Dr.A.K.Singh, DDG (HS&CS) at Vemagiri A.P
Diversity of Chrysanthemum at ICAR-DFR, Pune
Diversity of Tuberose at ICAR-DFR
Diversity of Heliconia at ICAR-DFR
Diversity of Marigold at ICAR-DFR
Diversity of Spider lily at ICAR-DFR
Diversity of Annuals at ICAR-DFR
Foundation Day 2018
On farm training for farmers at ICAR-DFR, Pune
Integrating Apiculture
Honble DG ICAR reviewing some of the technologies 2018
Honble DG ICAR visit to ICAR-DFR 2018
Honble DDG (HS) interacting with crop specific scientists
The establishment of an independent institute ‘Directorate of Floricultural Research’ by ICAR at Pusa, New Delhi, was a positive step to strengthen the existing network of AICRP on Floriculture and also in making them more focussed and research oriented. Newly established Directorate of Floricultural Research with the help of AICRP network is playing an important role in strengthening floricultural research and augmenting the technological base in floriculture in different regions of the country. Outreach of the technologies and creating awareness about the benefits of practicing floriculture among rural population is the need of the hour, which would be achieved through the network of coordinated centres spread all over the country.
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Opportunities and Challenges in Floriculture.
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COVID 19 Specific Advisory for Floriculture Sector(Marathi)
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COVID 19 Specific Advisory for Floriculture Sector(Hindi)
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ICAR-DFR celebrated 150 Years of Mahatma
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Presentations of National Webinar on Harnessing the Potential of Indigenous Ornamentals: Post-Covid 19 Pandemic
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Proceedings of National Webinar on Harnessing the Potential of Indigenous Ornamentals-Post Covid 19 Pandemic
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DFR on the ICAR Website
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SUB-SECTORAL ADVISORIES
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A Brief Note on Floriculture Advisory of ICAR-DFR and FAO of UN
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Floriculture: Impact Analysis and Way Forward
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National Advisory-Floriculture
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DFR Advisory to Farmers
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The traditional flower cultivation, comprising of growing loose flowers mostly for worship, garland making and decorations, forms the backbone of India floriculture, which is mostly in the hands of small and marginal farmers. About 3.00 lakh ha of area is under loose flower cultivation producing 1840000 MT of flowers annually (2014-15). The major production comes from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, Kerala and Telangana while the major markets are in Chennai, Bengaluru, Kolkata....
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Wonderful transformation.
DFR is back on rails with good vision & Dynamic leadership of Dr. Prasad. All the best.
Dr. V.A. Parthsarathy, RAC Chariman, Ex. Director, IISR
www.iisr.nic.in
Happy to be part of RAC for DFR.
Wish the DFR affairs its rightful place in nation building institution with strong foundation built by current team of DFR under dynamic constructive leadership of Dr. Prasad. All The Best.
Mr. Syed Jafar Naqvi, Chief Editor - Floriculture Today, President- Floriculture Today
www.floriculturetoday.in
I highly appreciate the progress of DFR under the leadership of Dr. Prasad.
The new website launched and the master plan proposal will make a breakthrough in floriculture Research in India. I wish him and his team All The Best.
Dr. T. Manjunatha Rao, RAC Member, IIHR, Bengaluru
I am really impressed with the establishment of ICAR-DFR in Pune.
It will definitely help in development of new initiatives for farmers in commercial and value production for ornamentals in the country. I wish an overall development for the new establishments and future prospects. My best regards to Dr. Prasad.
Dr. G. P. RAO, Principal Scientist, Plant Pathology, IARI, New Delhi- 12
I really appreciate the sincere efforts putin by Dr. Prasad, Director DFR.
His vision & the efforts of his young & capable team of scientist. All my best wishes to them & all my support.
Mrs. Megha Borse, President FGAM & KVK, Malegaon
I wish them all the best
Today I visited two sites and the office of DFR. It’s a new institution which has got an enthusiastic director and a young team of scientist. They have to build this institution. I wish them all the best so that they could put thier all energy and dedicatedly work for raising institution. They are working as a team and congratulate them.
Dr. A.K. Singh, DDG, ICAR.
A young institute with all the making of becoming a national centre of excellence
Visited the institute and fields of DFR today and interacted with director of DFR. A young institute with all the making of becoming a national centre of excellence in floriculture research in the country and the across Asia. All the best to director Dr. K.V. Prasad and young scientist team.
Dr.Y.G Prasad, Director, ICAR-ATARI, Hyderabad.
I wish Dr. Prasad, Director DFR & his team all success & strength to achieve new heights
Got an opportunity to visit imperial section of IARI regional station Pune – now DFR and to meet an old IARI-colleague Dr. Prasad. I am sure that the facility under his leadership will elevate further and benefit stakeholders in a big way in years to come.
Dr. Ravinder Kaur, Director (Acting), IARI, New Delhi
Had opportunity to visit DFR.
Happy to see wonderful research and extension activities initiated and carried out by the dynamic Director Dr. K. V. Prasad and his dedicated team despite the limitations. I wish them very successful professional growth.
Dr. J. P. Sharma, Joint Director (Ext.), IARI, New Delhi
DFR has got a young visionary.
Wish all the staff and Director very best for a bright future of Floriculture.
Dr. Jyotsna Sharma, Director (Acting), NRC on Pomegranate, Solapur, Maharashtra
The progress made in such a short time is commanding.
The Director is visionary and the staff of DFR is very co-operative. This will definitely help to put DFR on the top of Floriculture map. I wish all the best to the staff of DFR & Director.
Dr. R.G. Somkuwar, Director (Acting), NRC Grapes, Pune
The development made in short time by team DFR is appreciable.
I congratulate Dr. Prasad Sir and his young team.
Dr. S.L. Chawla, Associate Professor (Floriculture), ACHF, Navsari Agricultural University, Gujarat
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It is a nice feeling to see the activities of DFR which are organized by involving all the staff.
I wish the Directorate to blossoms into an institute very soon and contribute the development of Floriculture.
Dr. G. Venkateshwarlu, ADG (EQR), ICAR, New Delhi
It was wonderful to visit DFR and have interactions with scientist’s particularly young lady scientists.
DFR has great future and under the dynamic leadership of Dr. Prasad it will attain new heights. I wish all well for this institute. My best wishes to all scientists for their personal and professional growth.
Prof. Indra Mani, Head (Agri. Engg.), IARI
Visited DFR along with PG students of FLA , Vegetable Science and Breeding.
Dr. Safeena S A & Dr. Shilpashree K G explained activities of the Institute.
Dr. Chandrashekar, College of Horticulture, Mudigere-577132
Visited new campus of DFR in the campus of College of Agriculture, Pune.
Very happy to see the office and adjacent farm. There is large scope of Floriculture in the area. The Director, Dr. K.V. Prasad and his young group of scientists can do wonders if they put their heart and soul in developing farm and Institute. I wish great success.
Dr. Umesh Srivastava, Ex ADG (Horticulture), ICAR, New Delhi.
I am pleased to see the progress of DFR in term of infrastructure development initiatives taken in research programmes.
The institute is also taking initiatives in demonstration of technologies for farmers. I appreciate the leadership provided by Dr. K. V. Prasad, Director and also compliment all the staff for their sincere efforts. I wish excellent progress in coming years.
Dr. T. Janakiram, ADG (HS), ICAR, New Delhi-12.
Though the Directorate (DFR) is still at infancy but the work carried out by the young group is appreciable.
The development work of the Directorate is good and collection made of the planting material is in right direction. The young and enthusiastic team is also doing good work. I am impressed. I wish the Directorate a good success.
Dr. R. L. Misra, Retd. P. C. Floriculture, New Delhi.
The budding DFR has enormous potential.
Hope ICAR would provide required resources to harness the vast potential of floriculture in India by promoting soilless cultivation, vertical urban floriculture and areas of floriculture such as high way horticulture, honey production, health products, natural colours and others. Wish bright future for DFR.
Prof. Brahma Singh, Emeritus Scientist of DRDO, E-713, Mayur Vihar, Phase-2, Delhi.
As member of RAC visited DFR.
I am highly pleased to see the progress made by DFR, despite space constraint & other problems. All the scientists under the able guidance of Dr. Prasad doing excellent work. Keep it up.
Prof. Promila Pathak, Botany Department, Panjab University, Chandigarh-160014
This Directorate is going in a right direction to achieve the objectives of the institution.
All the scientists are working hard and achieved excellent collection of germplasm, development of land, utilization of land. I hope the scientists will keep this intent and activity in a long way to serve the farmers.
Dr. B. Sathyanarayana Reddy, Ex Director of Education, University of Horticultural Science, Bagalkot, Karnataka
ICAR-Directorate of Floricultural Research,
Zed Corner, Mundhwa Manjri Road, Mundhwa,
Pune 411036,
Maharashtra,
India.
Phone: (020)29997185
Email: ao.dfr@icar.gov.in
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