Transforming Apple Farming: Dhanuka Agritech’s Latest Innovations for Kashmir.

by | Jul 7, 2025 | Agriculture News | 0 comments

Dhanuka Agritech Ltd. has unveiled a new line of products designed to transforming Apple Farming: Dhanuka Agritech’s Latest Innovations for Kashmir. apple farming in Kashmir. The agrochemical leader aims to bring science-backed solutions to apple orchards in the region.

At an event attended by over 150 scientists, growers, and industry experts, the company launched revolutionize “MIYAKO,” a next-generation miticide from Nissan Chemicals, Japan. They also introduced “DELIGHT” (Dodine 65% WP) and “CURSOR” (Flusilazole), which are formulated to combat common issues like Apple Scab, red mites, and early leaf fall.

Discussions led by Dr. R.G. Agarwal, Chairman Emeritus of Dhanuka, and Dr. M.K. Verma, Director, ICAR-CITH, focused on sustainable, high-density apple cultivation and the crucial role of technology in pest management.

Dr. Agarwal emphasized the importance of nutritional security alongside food security in India, highlighting horticulture, especially in Kashmir, as vital to achieving this.

Speakers at the event advocated for responsible pesticide application, integrated pest management strategies, and the use of drone spraying, particularly given how climate change is impacting pest behaviors.

Representatives from SKUAST-K, Cooperative Society Kashmir, and NAUF Federation commended Dhanuka’s contributions to enhancing orchard productivity.

Dhanuka Agritech further stated its commitment to bolstering agricultural extension and research through collaborations with ICAR and 15 agricultural universities nationwide.

As part of an existing Memorandum of Understanding, the company has also initiated nationwide campaigns to raise awareness about counterfeit products, urging farmers to use QR codes for product authentication.

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