Hon'ble Prime Minister of India
Sh. Narendra Modi(Hon'ble Prime Minister)
Director General's Message

Sh. A. S. Rawat, IFS
Director General ICFRE
Forthcoming Events
Training on "Tree Cultivation techniques of important Tree Species" scheduled to be held on 04-06, January, 2023 at IFGTB , Coimbatore updated: 19 December 2022
Training on “Vegetative Propagation Techniques” For officials of Tamil Nadu Forest Department on 21st - 22nd December, 2022 Organized By Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding, Coimbatore updated: 16 December 2022
ICFRE is organizing a National Workshop on Agroforestry and Farm Forestry for Sustainable Land Management on 05-06 January 2022 updated: 06 December 2022
One Week Course/Training on Instrumentation from January 09 - 13, 2023 Organized by TFRI, Jabalpur updated: 01 November 2022
Rain Forest Research Institute , Jorhat (Assam) invites application for short term training courses on converting Biomass into Green Gold updated: 21 October 2022
Short Term Training Courses Calendar for the year 2022 of Forest Research Institute, Dehradun updated: 13 June 2022
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Training on “Vegetative Propagation Techniques” For officials of Tamil Nadu Forest Department on 21st - 22nd December, 2022 Organized By Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding, Coimbatore updated: 16 December 2022
One Week Course/Training on Instrumentation from January 09 - 13, 2023 Organized by TFRI, Jabalpur updated: 01 November 2022
Award of Internship under Training and Skill Internship ('VRITIKA') sponsored by DST-SERB updated: 27 October 2022
Short Term Training Courses Calendar for the year 2022 of Forest Research Institute, Dehradun updated: 16 February 2022
Updates from ICFRE Institutes
A Report on’’Educational Tour of Nehru Gram Bharti University Students” at Forest Research Centre for Eco-Rehabilitation, Prayagraj FRC-ER: 21 December 2022
A Report on One day State-Level Inception Workshop on “DPR for the rejuvenation of Subarnarekha and Damodar rivers through forestry interventions” organized by IFP, Ranchi on 13th December 2022 IFP: 20 December 2022
उष्णकटिबंधीय वन अनुसंधान संस्थान, जबलपुर राजभाषा पुरस्कार-2021 से सम्मानित -: 19 December 2022
Rain Forest Research Institute (RFRI), Jorhat, Assam organized an Awareness Programme on ‘Sexual harassment of women at work Place (Prevention, Prohibition, Redressal) Act, 2013’ on 12th December, 2022 RFRI: 19 December 2022
Report on Visit of BSc forestry students from Rani Laxmi Bai Central Agricultural University at IFB, Hyderabad IFB: 15 December 2022
A Report on AM bio fertilizers Training organized by Himalayan Forest Research Institute, Shimla HFRI: 15 December 2022
A Report on International Mountain Day 11 Dec.2022 observed by Himalayan Forest Research Institute, Shimla HFRI: 15 December 2022
Training report VVK Manali 13 Dec 2022 organized by Himalayan Forest Research Institute, Shimla HFRI: 15 December 2022
Badagaon Camp Workshop Web Report organized by Himalayan Forest Research Institute, Shimla HFRI: 15 December 2022
A Seminar Report on Sexual Harressment Awarness organised by HFRI , Shimla HFRI: 15 December 2022
HFRI, Shimla under CAMPA Extension, organized one day training programme on “Nursery and plantation technique of Juniperus polycarpos” at Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Reckong Peo, Kinnaur, H. P. on 02.12.2022 HFRI: 15 December 2022
Report on visit of 54th IFS Probationers of batch 2022-24 at Forest Research Institute, Dehradun FRI: 14 December 2022
Report on the awareness program 'Chai pe Charcha' conducted by ICC-IFGTB on 9 December 2022 IFGTB: 14 December 2022
Report on “International Mountain Day 2022” organized by Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding, Coimbatore IFGTB: 13 December 2022
Report on the students awareness programme online activity held under Prakriti held during November 2022 at IFGTB ,Coimbatore IFGTB: 12 December 2022
ICFRE Technologies
Tree PALH is a biopesticide product which has been developed as an alternative to chemical pesticides for the management of insect pests of forestry importance. Use of Hydnocarpic acid as biopesticide is first of its kind and combination with neem oil and essential oil of Lantana is a new approach.
Biopesticides
“Tree Rich Biobooster” is a comprehensive potting mixture provides requisite nutrients and protects plants from pest and diseases. It is made from coconut fiber waste duly decomposed and enriched with all nutrients through various beneficial microbes.
Tree Rich Biobooster- An alternate potting mixture for plant production.
ArborEasy® DNA isolation kit is a spin column based genomic DNA isolation kit. ArborEasy® is a registered trademark. The isolation Kit provides an indigenous, nonbio-hazardous, low cost pin column based system for isolation of plant genomic DNA from wide range of tissue types, specifically tree tissues.
ArborEasyTM DNA Isolation Kit
Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding (IFGTB), is working on genetic improvement of Eucalyptus, Casuarina, Acacias and fast growing native tree species. This targeted research is carried out in close collaboration with the Paper industries and farmers to meet the raw material demand and increase the farm income.
Commercialization of Clones of Casuarinas and Eucalyptus
Commiphora wightii (Arn.) Bhandari, commonly known as guggal, is a medicinally important desert species of the family burseraceae. It is a well known for its valuable active principle found in its oleo-gum-resin (guggulsterone E and Z), which are used in drugs preparation for lowering the cholesterol level in human body.
Conservation and Species Restoration of Critically Endangered Medicinal Plant
Fresh eggs of rice moth, Corcyra cephalonica (Stainton) (Lepidptera : Pyralidae) were pasted on paper cards and hanged in teak forests for 2-3 days during last week of June in Udaipur (compartment No. 298 RF), Kalpi Forest Range, Mandla Forest Division, MP.
TFRI Tricho cards
Teak (Tectona grandis) is one of the major forest timber tree species in central Indian states of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra and Orissa. In central India, the preferred planting material is root-shoot rather than teak seedlings grown in root trainers.
Management of white grubs in teak nurseries
Bio-fertilizers or microbial inoculants are preparations containing live or latent cells of efficient strains of nitrogen fixing, mineral solubilizing, or cellulolytic microbes used for application to seed, soil or composting areas to augment the extent of availability of nutrients to plants. Biofertilizer has been extensively applied and accepted worldwide in agricultural crops, however, its application in forest tree species remains restricted.
Production and distribution of biofertilizers of microbial origin
Juniperus polycarpos C. Koch is an important indigenous conifer of North-Western Himalayan Region, commonly known as “Himalayan Pencil Cedar”. The seeds of this species have dormancy which affects its germination. Technology for breaking seed dormancy has been developed at HFRI during last 5 years.
Seed Technology of Juniperus polycarpos (Himalayan Pencil Cedar)
Picrorhiza kurrooa, Royle ex Benth. commonly known as Kutki is an important temperate medicinal plant found in western Himalayas, which has a great potential for commercial cultivation in higher temperate regions (above 2700 mts.).
Macro-proliferation technique for Kutki Multiplication
Valeriana jatamansi, Jones commonly known as Mushakbala is an important temperate medicinal plant species found in western Himalayas and possesses great potential for commercial cultivation. The species can be easily grown by seeds but the vegetative propagation has scientific advantage over sexual propagation
Macro-proliferation technique for Mushakbala Multiplication
Deodar (Cedrus deodara), one of the most valuable and dominant conifer species of the North-western Himalaya at certain intervals gets affected by a defoliator, Ectropis deodarae Prout, (Lepidoptera: Geometridae). This key pest seriously affects the younger crops in deodar forests.
Integrated Pest Management of Deodar Defoliator (Ectropis deodarae Prout)
The interspaces in the orchards of high hill temperate region can be better utilized and economic benefit from the orchards can be enhanced by intercropping selected commercially important medicinal plants.
Intercropping of temperate medicinal plants with horticultural plantation




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