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Guv inaugurates first harvest of high density apples at SKUAST-K
8/12/2018 10:56:37 PM
Early Times Report

SRINAGAR, Aug 12: Governor N N Vohra inaugurated the first harvest of the high density plantation of apples at the Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology-Kashmir (SKUAST-K) today by plucking some fruit from among the several varieties of high density apples in the SKUAST-K's orchard.
Governor lauded the initiatives of Prof Nazeer Ahmed, Vice Chancellor, and his colleagues in Horticulture Faculty, for successfully raising a very attractive high density apple orchard in the University Campus. Governor recalled his long association with the University's experiment to grow new varieties of fruit plants and had occasion to visit this Orchard several times since the root stock was put in the ground nearly a year and half year back. He expressed happiness on being invited at the time of harvesting of the first crop of several very attractive varieties of foreign apples. Governor observed that adoption of high density species would raise the crop production by nearly 5 times in 4-5 years and perhaps higher yield in the years to come.
Governor observed that rising production will trigger many challenges: sampling and grading of fruit; proper packaging; storage in controlled climate premises; proper transportation and decision regarding timing of marketing the fruit. In this context, he urged Khurshid Ahmad Ganai, Advisor to Governor, to set up a multi disciplinary team to undertake the required advance planning and timely implementation of various actions so that the growers could gain handsome profits from their investments.
Governor advised Prof Nazeer Ahmed, Vice Chancellor, to make a documentary on all aspects of high density apple cultivation and have it screened in the apple growing areas, to educate the growers.
Governor witnessed the VC signing an MoU with the Jammu and Kashmir Fruit And Vegetable Processing and Integrated Cold Chain Association under which the University will provide technical knowhow to the cold storage owners for the proper storage of apples.
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