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Quality seed production techniques in Okra
Date: 11.10.2023
Time of training: 9.00 AM to 5:30 PM
Last date of receipt of application:10.10.2023
Venue: VC hall
Course Director: Dr. M. Pitchaimuthu
Course Co-Director: Dr. Yogeesha H. S, Dr. Padmini, K.

Course Co-Ordinators: Dr. M.V. Dhananjaya, Dr. Kalaivanan D. & BESST-HORT Team

Objectives of the training
1. To impart technical know-how on quality seed production in Okra

2. To enhance skills in commercial F, hybrid seed production in Okra
3. Post harvest handling, seed processing, Quality & storage of Okra seed.
Prospects of the training
1. Knowledge on floral biology, anthesis, hand emasculation & pollination
2. Maintenance of parental lines
3. Pollen collection and storage
4. Use of genetic male sterile systems to economize F, hybrid seed cost
5. Crop management for hybrid seed production
Scope of training
1. Quality F, seeds have high commercial value
2. Highly useful for young entrepreneurs, agriculture or horticulture graduates/ diploma holders/ SHG women
3. Trained/ skilled personnel will be of great help for seed industry 4. Availability of quality seeds


Who are eligible?
All aspiring entrepreneurs including agricultural and horticultural graduates, Diploma holders in horticulture, professional, SHG women, & anybody interested to explore the world of (topic) to generate income and employment. How to apply?
Registration link: https://forms.gle/Y9bpag1vupgvfwjL8
Charges for training: Rs. 2,500/- per participant; Registration is compulsory Training fees includes Accomodation, snacks, tea, lunch, certificate & training manual
Contact Details: BESST-HORT: 7760883948, Mail ID: bessthort@gmail.com& BESST-HORT website: www.bessthort.in
About BESST-HORT:
BESST-HORT is a Technology Business Incubator of ICAR-IIHR, Catalyzed& supported by NSTEDB Division, DST, Gol, New Delhi.

Read more: https://www.iihr.res.in/training-programme-quality-seed-production-techniques-okra

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