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Agriculture Research and Development Centre develops high-yielding walnut saplings, hot callusing technique increases success rate

Agriculture Research and Development Centre develops high-yielding walnut saplings, hot callusing technique increases success rate

The Agriculture Research and Development Centre in Wengkhar, Monggar, has found a new way to raise high-yielding grafted walnut saplings with a higher success rate. Walnut saplings raised using the new-found technology can bear fruits within three to four years. This is expected to reduce the import of walnut saplings, especially for the million-fruit-tree plantation project. Currently, the country imports...

Khasadrapchu MSS seeks upgrade and lunch support amid rising enrolment

Khasadrapchu MSS seeks upgrade and lunch support amid rising enrolment

With the increasing number of new admissions at Khasadrapchu Middle Secondary School in Thimphu, the Maedwang Gup and the school authority are requesting the upgradation of the school and provision of lunch for students. They said many students come from far-flung areas and often attend classes without having proper meals. The issue was raised during the recent Thimphu Dzongkhag Tshogdu....

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