What this blog is all about?

What this blog is all about?

Why do I need to go through this blog?

Ans: Food security is one of the biggest problems that many countries are facing now-a-days. The climate changes, urbanization, lack of agricultural land, decreasing fertility of soil and more importantly shortage of proper irrigation for crops. What could be the solution? And the answer is SEED. Yes my friend the seed could be the solution of all problems to a certain extend. HOW? If proper technological and scientific researches are put altogether on the development of seed industry then HYBRID SEEDS thus produced could bear the stress of climate changes, lack of irrigation and other shortcomings plus more nutritional content.

Hence SEED INDUSTRY holds a brighter scope in close future and you need start now if you really want to make serious growth in your career both economically and socially.

What does it contains for me:

#I am a student?

If you are a student and really want to explore and learn the underrated field of SEED TECHNOLOGY you my friend is at the right place. We at this blog provides you keen insight depth knowledge on the topics concerning AGRICULTURAL & SEED TECHNOLOGY starting from basics to research fields, this blog tries to bring out every aspect concerning to your studies. We can help you out with your projects, internships, problems related to subject, practicals, vocational training and even your job.

#I am entrepreneur?

If you want to set up a SEED PRODUCTION PLANT IN INDIA we can help you from very beginning to last step in this process from minimal quotation for plant to site of the plant, from machinery to latest developments in technology. This blog will make your journey smooth.

The aim of this blog is to help you in every manner so that you could help us in bringing out an another GREEN REVOLUTION but this time at a big stage. All suggestions and queries are welcome we would love to solve your problems

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Some Information about seed industry

Some Important Information about seed industry. Courtesy by : Mr Sharad Deshpande Team connect.

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Floriculture

Floriculture or flower farming as it is popularly called is a discipline of Horticulture, and is the study of growing and marketing flowers and foliage plants. Floriculture includes cultivation of flowering and ornamental plants for sales or for use as raw materials in cosmetic and perfume industry and the pharmaceutical sector. The persons associated with this field are called floriculturists. Officially Floriculture began in the late 1800's in England where flowers were grown in large estates, and now has spread to most other countries as well. The floral industry today has grown to much larger proportions and offers a wide scope for growth and profits. The countries involved in the import of flowers are Netherlands, Germany, France, Italy and Japan while those involved in export are Columbia, Israel, Spain and Kenya. In India, Floriculture industry comprises flower trade, production of nursery plants and potted plants, seed and bulb production, micro propagation and extract...

Seed Industry

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