August, 27, 2026
Solar Drying in Puducherry: Value Addition for Fruits, Vegetables, Coconut, Herbs and Fish
Solar drying in Puducherry can help farmers, fishing communities, self-help groups, producer organisations and small food processors convert suitable Read More...
August, 29, 2026
Solar Dryer in Jammu & Kashmir for Apple, Saffron, Walnut & Apricot Processing
Jammu & Kashmir has a strong horticulture economy built around fresh fruits, dry fruits and high-value crops. Apples, apricots, cherries, pears, plums and saffron are amon Read More...
August, 31, 2026
Ladakh’s short agricultural season, mountainous terrain, dispersed settlements and seasonal concentration of horticultural produce create a strong need for practical post-harvest processing. Apricot, apple, seabuckthorn, selected vegetables and her Read More...
September, 01, 2026
Delhi is a major consumption, trading and food-processing centre where fruits, vegetables, spices, herbs and other agricultural materials arrive from different producing regions of India. This creates a different solar drying opportunity from primari Read More...
September, 02, 2026
Chandigarh is a highly urbanised Union Territory with limited agricultural land, but its location between Punjab and Haryana and its connection with the wider Chandigarh–Mohali–Panchkula Tricity create a strong market for food handling, processin Read More...
September, 03, 2026
Lakshadweep’s island economy has strong potential for value-added processing of locally available coconut and marine resources. At the same time, high coastal humidity, saline surroundings, limited processing infrastructure and dependence on transp Read More...
September, 05, 2026
Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu combines inland agricultural and tribal production areas with a coastal food and marine-processing environment. This creates different solar-drying opportunities across the Union Territory rather than one uniform Read More...