About ICAR-IIHR
ICAR-Indian Institute of Horticultural Research, a premier research institute under Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi established in 1967 has a sprawling campus of 263 ha at Hessaraghatta, Bangalore. The institute working on more than over 54 horticultural crops for the last 55 years has played a pivotal role in bridging food security gaps through its dedicated and relentless research efforts towards crop productivity enhancement in a number of horticultural crops.
In the last five decades of its existence has released and popularized over 300 varieties of horticultural crops.
Also released more than 112 technologies with a view of increase quality and productivity, of horticultural crops.
In an effort to take these innovative technologies forward, ICAR-IIHR initiated a technology’s incubation facility for promotion of entrepreneurship lead growth in horticulture
About BESST-HORT
BESST-HORT is a Technology Business Incubator of ICAR-IHR has Catalyzed and supported by NSTEDB Division, DST, Gol, for facilitating incubation of new start-ups, entrepreneurs & enterprises for innovative technologies by providing necessary technical & business mentoring, physical infrastructure, networking support, facilities and services to test and validate their venture before successful establishment of their scaled up enterprises. BESST HORT is conducting a series of hands-on training programmes to help aspiring entrepreneurs to develop viable skills which can be converted in to an enterprise. As part of this, a paid-up training programme on Production of Arka Fermented Cocopeat & its use as a substrate for soilless cultivation of vegetables is scheduled be conducted at ICAR-IIHR, Hesaraghatta, Bengaluru, on 20.09.2024.
ICAR-Indian Institute of Horticultural Research Bengaluru
ICAR Human Resource Management Training Soil, Plant and Water Analysis for Nutrient Recommendations in Horticultural Crops
Background Horticultural crops being of high value, requires high doses of fertilizers coupled with frequent