The Latest Breaking News from Horticulture Department

Hoskote taluk faces drought, affecting horticulture crops, leading to soaring vegetable prices in Bengaluru, impacting farmers and consumers.

Tamil Nadu government announces measures to boost coconut cultivation, including demonstrations, nurseries, and pest management strategies in 2024-25.

Bengaluru Bengalureans kept their bi-annual date with the city’s floral extravaganza, as thousands thronged the Lalbagh Botanical Garden during the weekend to witness the flower show organised ahead of Independence Day

Hundreds of arecanut growers in the Malnad region, badly hit by the leaf-spot disease, are worried that their problem might intensify with the onset of the monsoon, expected in a few days. As scientists have not come up with a medicine to stop the spread of the disease, the growers…

The unpredictable rain patterns in the State have heightened the misery of farmers as thousands of hectares of crops were washed away this year by pre-monsoon rains. According to government data, agricultural crops on 9,581.62 hectares of land and horticultural crops on 12,060.86 hectares were lost due to rain between…

The much-anticipated mango mela, which is organised annually at Lalbagh Botanical Garden by the Horticulture department, will begin from June 2 and will go on for nine days until June 11. Although around 100-120 stalls used to be set up for the farmers every year, this year, only 40 stalls…

This green intervention of native species would be able to absorb 21,00,000 kilograms of carbon and

Minister directs Deputy Director of Public Instruction to chalk out a programme to improve performance

According to walkers who have been visiting the garden for close to 30 years, neither the horticulture department, the hawkers nor the public seem to have any respect for the city’s heritage