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National Research Centre on Litchi in Muzaffarpur rejuvenates old trees

By ANI | Updated: May 27, 2020 22:50 IST

National Research Centre on Litchi in Muzaffarpur has initiated 'buniyad purani, nayi kahani' to rejuvenate old trees.

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National Research Centre on Litchi in Muzaffarpur has initiated 'buniyad pur, nayi kah' to rejuvenate old trees.

"Usually the trees which are 70-80 years-old are not able to produce many fruits and it is difficult in maintaining them. Hence the National Research Centre on Litchi has initiated 'buniyad pur, nayi kah' to rejuvenate old trees," Dr Vishal Nath, Director of the Centre, told .

He said, "Trees start bearing fruits in 3-4 years after they are pruned by this method, while new trees take 9-10 years".

"Around 200-250 farmers have benefitted by adopting this technique. We have also trained and given license to 10-15 people to help farmers rejuvenate their litchi trees," he added.

( With inputs from ANI )

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