Bromelain: Nagaland’s Green Gold | Mathew Rongmei
From Pineapple Stems to Post-Surgery Medicine “The future of horticulture does not belong to those who produce more. It belongs to those who add more value.” Drive along the Kohima…
Nagaland says national farm policies don’t fit hill states
Nagaland Minister for Horticulture and Women Resource Development, Salhoutuonuo Kruse, on Thursday said agricultural policies designed for the plains cannot adequately address the realities of hill states, while calling for…
Training on Climate-Resilient Horticulture held in Dimapur
A one-day training programme on Climate-Resilient Horticulture (CRH) in Nagaland was organised on February 14, 2026, at Murise Village under Dhansiripar RD Block in Dimapur district.
BKSL concludes three-day training on modern horticulture technologies in Peren
Basix Krishi Samruddhi Limited (BKSL), a national-level organisation working for agri-based livelihood promotion, has concluded a three-day training programme on modern technologies of horticulture farming in Peren district.
BKSL trains farmers on modern Horticulture in Nagaland
Basix Krishi Samruddhi Limited (BKSL), a national-level organization working for agri-based livelihood promotion, conducted a training program on August 16 and 18, 2025, at L. Hotovi Village under Dimapur district…
Citrus saplings distribution held at Yisemyong
The Department of Horticulture, Government of Nagaland, in collaboration with M/s Green Cascade, Mokokchung, successfully organized a citrus sapling distribution programme at the Horticulture Farm, Yisemyong under Mokokchung district on…
Why Are Our Markets Ahead of Our Fields?
Traditionally, the time around March and April is considered the sowing season, and Moatsü is celebrated in the first week of May, marking its end. Changing agricultural practices, the availability…
Kiphire: Training program on value addition of horticulture crops concludes
As part of a two-day training program on Value Addition of Horticulture Crops, 50 students from Loyola Higher Secondary School and Government Higher Secondary School attended the training today at…
Kiphire students trained on value addition of horticulture crops
A two-day training program on Value Addition of Horticulture Crops was held at the training hall of the District Horticulture Office (DHO), Kiphire, where 50 students from Agape Higher Secondary…
Explain This: Why Do We Import What We Can Grow?
Speaking about buying fruits and vegetables in the local market, we know that most of what is available has been imported from Assam and elsewhere through Jorhat. Many of these…