A one-day awareness programme was organized under CSIR Aroma Mission on "Cultivation and primary processing of economically important aromatic and medicinal plants suitable for Gujarat" at Gundala village, Mundra, Kutch on 22nd December. Prof. Anil K. Tripathi, Director CSIR-CIMAP, who was also present on the occasion, dedicated two distillation units to farmers in Gundala and Rapar clusters.
A three-day training programme was conducted on "Improved Production ...
Raising quality planting material of Damask Rose variety 'Jwala' unde...
A team from CSIR-CIMAP visited the Geranium clusters, developed under...
A team from CSIR-CIMAP visited the farmers' field in Vellimudi tribal...
A meeting with Mrs. Dhanalakshmi, a successful Aroma Mission entrepre...
A one-day special training programme for tribal farmers of Arunachal ...
A team from CSIR-CIMAP visited the Mint nursery developed at Soundapu...
A team from CSIR-CIMAP visited the Lemongrass, Vetiver, Palmarosa and...
The tribal farmers from aspirational districts of Arunachal Pradesh v...
The demonstrations of Lemongrass and Vetiver were conducted in t...
A team from CSIR-CIMAP visited Aghapur village in Bharatpur district,...
A nursery of Damask rose, Jwala variety, was developed...
Prof. Anil K. Tripathi, Director, CSIR-CIMAP visited the Palmarosa cl...
The harvesting of Palmarosa was completed in Gulabpura village, Baran...
A one-day awareness cum training program was conducted by Team CSIR-I...
A team from CSIR-IIIM distributed Quality Planting Material (QPM) of ...
A team from CSIR-IHBT Palampur distributed Damask rose cutt...
A team from CSIR-IHBT distributed the rooted plants of Damask Rose, J...
