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Thursday, 7 November 2024

DRAGON FRUIT FARMING IN MIZORAM SEES REMARKABLE SUCCESS

Lamtluang Online News, 7 November 2024: On 7 November 2024, Prof. Lalnilawma, Horticulture Minister,  visited Lamlian Dung Zau Dragon Fruit Farm in Thenzawl, where he praised the dedication and progress of the farmers. The farm has achieved impressive results, with 48 families harvesting 557 quintals of dragon fruit this year. Pi Gaby Zosangpuii emerged as the top producer, yielding 21 quintals.

The Minister awarded citations to the top-performing farmers, recognizing their outstanding achievements. Pi Gaby Zosangpuii received the Best Harvest Award, while Pu Lalhmingmawia received the Most Improved Award. Additionally, Pu LP Mawia was honored with the Most Promising Award, and Pu Ramngaihsanga took home the Best Farmer Award.
The farm's produce is marketed through a partnership with Local Soda Pvt Ltd. Furthermore, plans are underway to develop the farm's tourism potential, including establishing a Farm Stay facility.
Minister Prof Lalnilawma also inspected the Thenzawl Zote Road project under MGNREGA, highlighting the government's support for rural development. He was accompanied by Project Director Dr Malsawmtluanga Fanchun, District Horticulture Officer Pu R Lalrintluanga, Sr EE PHE Pu Isaac Lalchhuanmawia, and Serchhip DIPRO Pi Lalnunmawii.
The programme was led by Lamlian Dung Zau Society Chairman Pu C Lalrinthanga, with Vice Chairman Pu Vanlalhruaia expressing gratitude and closing the event.
The success of Lamlian Dung Zau Dragon Fruit Farm demonstrates the potential of dragon fruit cultivation in Mizoram, with its low maintenance, high profitability, and long production period.
Source: DIPR Mizoram



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