
by Dr. Kishalayee Gogoi and Dr. Sanjenbam Sher Singh
Format:
Paperback and E-book
Pages:
342
ISBN:
978-93-47456-68-8
₹1000.00
This textbook provides a comprehensive, ICAR-compliant guide to floriculture, bridging the gap between fundamental cultivation principles and modern, entrepreneurship-driven value addition.
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Prepaid orders onlyFloriculture and ornamental horticulture have emerged as
one of the most dynamic and economically significant sectors of
Indian horticulture, contributing substantially to income
generation, employment creation, export earnings, and aesthetic
enrichment of human environments. Recognizing this potential,
the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), through its
6th Deans’ Committee recommendations, has emphasized
outcome-based education, experiential learning, climate-smart
production systems, and entrepreneurship-oriented curricula in
agricultural and allied sciences.
The present textbook, Floriculture and Ornamental
Crops: Production, Post-Harvest, and Value Addition, has been
systematically developed in accordance with the ICAR 6th Deans’
Committee curriculum framework for undergraduate and
postgraduate programmes in Agriculture and Horticulture. The
book integrates fundamental principles of floriculture with
advanced production technologies, protected cultivation, post
harvest
management, value addition, marketing, and
sustainability perspectives.
Special emphasis has been placed on skill-oriented
learning, climate-resilient practices, nursery and protected
cultivation
technologies,
and
floriculture-based
entrepreneurship, in line with national priorities and
institutional mandates. The content has been structured to
support core courses, practical training, and experiential
learning programmes, making it equally relevant to students,
teachers,
researchers,
extension
professionals,
and entrepreneurs.