Mango Research Institute, Multan Rep

مینگو ریسرچ انسٹیٹیوٹ ملتان اور محمد نواز شریف یونیورسٹی
آف ایگریکلچر کے زیر اہتمام ایک روزہ تربیتی ورکشاپ

"سیلاب سے متاثرہ آم کے باغات کی دیکھ بھال"
تاریخ ۔۔۔ جمعرات 09اکتوبر 2025
بوقت ۔۔۔ 10 بجے صبح
*بمقام ۔۔۔ نور الہی کھو لطف آباد مینگو فارمز ، فلڈ بند،
پیک ہاوس سے 400 گز کے فاصلے پر*

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Ayub Agricultural Research Institute,Faisalabad-Pakistan
Agriculture South Punjab

Glimpses of A Seminar on
"Post-Flood Orchard Management"
was successfully conducted at MNS University of Agriculture, Multan with the collaboration of Mango Research Institute, Multan.
Vice Chancellor(MNSUAM) Prof. Dr. Asif Ali chaired the session and warmly welcomed the esteemed mango growers and stakeholders.
Mr. Abid Hameed Khan ( Scientific Officer-Entomology) delivered a detailed and comprehensive presentation on the current situation and way forward. Question Answer session was also conducted specifically for online participants. MRI team (Mr. Abid Hameed Khan and Mr. Samad Raza) answered the growers and stakeholders comprehensively.

Ayub Agricultural Research Institute,Faisalabad-Pakistan
Agriculture South Punjab

Secretary Agriculture Punjab Iftikhar Ali Sahoo chaired a consultative session to enhance mango production and exports at Mango Research Institute Multan
“The Chief Minister Punjab has approved a project worth Rs. 700 million to improve the quality, production, and export of mangoes.” – Iftikhar Ali Sahoo
Lahore, August 10, 2025 – Under the auspices of the Agriculture Department, Punjab a consultative session was held to increase mango cultivation and production, chaired by Secretary Agriculture Punjab Iftikhar Ali Sahoo. On this occasion, he stated that the Chief Minister Punjab has approved a project worth Rs. 700 million to improve the quality, production, and export of mangoes.
During the meeting, proposals were invited to improve the quality and yield of mangoes, and a detailed review was conducted on the challenges faced by mango growers. The consultative session was attended by Special Secretary Agriculture South Punjab Sarfraz Hussain Magassi, Additional Secretary Task Force Punjab Shabbir Ahmad Khan, Directors General of Agriculture Department Punjab Dr. Sajid-ur-Rehman and Naveed Asmat Kahloon, Agriculture Department Consultant Dr. Muhammad Anjum Ali, Abdul Ghaffar Grewal, as well as mango growers, exporters, experts, and other stakeholders.
On the occasion, Secretary Agriculture Punjab said that 380,000 acres in Punjab are under mango orchards, and modern nurseries will be registered to increase the cultivation of export-quality varieties. Practical proposals, from nursery preparation to value addition, will be included in the project. He further said that training programs will be launched at the tehsil level for the guidance of growers, and implementation of the project will ensure a definite increase in mango production, quality, and exports. In addition, growers and experts will be sent abroad for training, a modern laboratory will be established for mango nutrition and disease diagnosis, and the proposal for subsidized provision of modern machinery for mango orchards will also be included in the project.