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Training in cut flower cultivation

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI: With a view to creating an awareness among people of cut flowers, the Urban Horticulture Development Centre in Chennai, under the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore, is conducting a one- day training on "Export and production of cut flower" on Wednesday.

The programme is open to entrepreneurs and those interested in cut flower cultivation and export. The registration fee is Rs.300. For details, contact the Associate Professor and Head, Urban Horticulture Development Centre, Kilpauk. Phone 044 - 26443551 or e-mail chennai@tnau.ac.in

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