About Us Our Team Contact Us E-Paper Tuesday, 17 May 2022
skip to content
BREAKING NEWS
TOP STORIES
NEWS
KashmirCityJammuPolitics
EDITORIAL
VIEWPOINT
HEALTH
ANCHOR
FEATURES
INTERVIEWS
OPINION
BUSINESS
SPORTS
BIZ TALK
VOX POP
RKNEWS
TOP STORIES NEWS HEALTH ANCHOR FEATURES INTERVIEWS OPINION Epaper
  • HOME
  • TOP STORIES
  • NEWS
    KASHMIRCITYJAMMUPOLITICS
  • HEALTH
  • ANCHOR
  • FEATURES
  • INTERVIEWS
  • OPINION

Horticulture Deptt issues advisory in wake of snowfall

Posted on Dec 27, 2021 | Author RK News

Srinagar, Dec 26: Department of Horticulture has issued a detailed advisory for fruit growers in view of weather forecast by Meteorological Department with possibility of snowfall in Kashmir Division on December 27.

According to the advisory, orchardists need to clear water channels and drains to ensure complete drainage from the orchards/nurseries.

“Shake trees gently to remove snow immediately from their branches and crotches. Shake newly planted trees to prevent damage to new roots as they take a couple of years to anchor firmly in the soil. If the fruit trees tilt, reduce the canopy load by pruning, and provide proper support. If the trees get partially uprooted, slowly pull back the trees to the original position after heavy pruning and provide proper support staking to the main trunk,” reads the advisory.

Most importantly, fruit growers need to maintain orchard sanitation by meticulously cleaning up all fallen fruit, leaves and twigs from around the orchards and disposing them off by burying/composting.

Related

Trending

Meet Srinagar boy who played young Amir Khan’s role in Laal Singh Chaddha

He had previously worked in various national and local commercials and played a leading character of young Captain Kabir Kaul in the movie Nootbook released in March 2019.

At 27, entrepreneur Shahzada became ‘dairy-queen’ of Kashmir

Heckled by poverty, Shahzada, who once used to work as labourer in orchards, started a dairy farm with just Rs 25, which now provides employment to more than a dozen people

The singer who stood against all odds

Kashmir’s women singers have pushed the art of singing to new heights and entertain people not only in the valley but at global level with their soothing voices.

Sonam – the Lotus of many eyes

“Where I am today is because of my parents who worked hard for my studies.

If people don’t cooperate, we can’t save Dal Lake: Ghazala Abdullah

Ghazala Abdullah (GA): It was 2001 when J&K Lakes Conservation & Management Authority (LC&MA) formed Watershed Management Division in order to look after issues emerging from catchment areas and to address them as per the required resources available. Most people are not aware of our functioning. Dal and its catchment areas are like a bowl shaped. Once there is rainfall, all runoff and other waste from the landmass directly drains out into the Dal which becomes a reason the water body gets muddied and at many places chocked.

My priority is to bring academic reform: Prof. Rakesh Sehgal

Currently serving as a Director of NIT, Srinagar, Professor Rakesh Sehgal has a vast experience in engineering, academics and research. He has worked in several institutions across India in various capacities.


Latest Video

INFO
About Contact Advertise on risingkashmir
CONNECT
Facebook Twitter
Download Mobile App
Subscribe for News
Connect
ALL CONTENT © 2021 Risingkashmir. Designed by Netshell