Hon'ble Prime Minister of India
(Hon'ble Prime Minister)
Director General's Message
Smt. Kanchan Devi
Director General ICFRE
Forthcoming Events
Application cum Brochure for the one week training in the month of december for international participants going to be organise by CoE-SLM in collaboration with the ICFRE-AFRI,Jodhpur updated: 11 September 2024
Brochure of Rashtriya Vagyanik Sangoshti 2024 going to be organized at ICFRE-Eco Rehabilitation Centre, Prayagraj on 27th September 2024 updated: 06 September 2024
ICFRE Training Calendar for the FY 2024-25 updated: 01 May 2024
Short Term Training Course Calendar-2024 of ICFRE-FRI, Dehradun updated: 01 April 2024
Bulletin Board
आगामी हिंदी दिवस पर माननीय मंत्री महोदय का संदेश updated: 13 September 2024
Newsletter, Vol-II, Issue-I, (January-March, 2024), ICFRE-RFRI, Jorhat updated: 24 June 2024
Symposium on World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought June 18, 2024 updated: 14 June 2024
Result of Essay writing and Photography Competition organized by CoE-SLM, ICFRE on the occasion of World Environment Day, 2024 updated: 06 June 2024
Office Order related to technical staff of erstwhile IPIRTI updated: 05 June 2024
Short Term Training Course Calendar-2024 of ICFRE-FRI, Dehradun updated: 06 March 2024
Price list for newly developed variety of Neem seeds, Seedlings by scientist/ researchers of Forest Research Institute, Dehradun updated: 16 February 2024
Updates from ICFRE Institutes
Report of establishment of "Matri Van" at ICFRE-AFRI,. Jodhpur AFRI: 18 September 2024
One day training programme on “Cultivation techniques of Commercially Important Tree Species” IFGTB: 18 September 2024
One week training programme on ‘’Vegetation Science & Forestry‘’ to M. Sc. (Wildlife) students from Wildlife Institute of India (Southern region), Coimbatore IFGTB: 18 September 2024
A report on three days Training Programme for IFS on preparation of Eco System Health Card at DIHAR Leh Ladakh (UT) by ICFRE- HFRI Shimla HFRI: 18 September 2024
A report on Himalayan Day Celebration at ICFRE- HFRI Shimla HFRI: 13 September 2024
A Report on 04 days training programme on ‘FOREST RULES, ECOLOGY AND BIODIVERSITY’ for the Executives of South Eastern Coalfields Limited, Bilaspur w.e.f. 10th September, 2024 to 13th September, 2024 ICFRE: 11 September 2024
Training report on "Quality seed production and Nursery technology" imparted to forest staff of Forest Department, Haryana. on 5th September, 2024 FRI: 11 September 2024
A report of online seminar conducted by ICFRE-FRI, Dehradun as a part of celebration of Himalaya day on 9th September, 2024 FRI: 11 September 2024
Report on Environmental awareness program organized under "Prakriti" program in Kendriya Vidyalaya, Samastipur IFP: 06 September 2024
report of Visit of Forest Wing of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board, Katra, J&K carried out on 05th Sept 2024 FRI: 06 September 2024
Report of training conducted on "Conservation and Uses of Forest Genetic Resources’ organized by FRI , Dehradun FRI: 05 September 2024
five days skill development training on bamboo handicrafts for livelihood development from 19-23August,2024 organised by ICFRE-LEC,Agartala Ishanpur,West Tripura from 19-23August,2024 LEC: 05 September 2024
A Report on visit of BSc. III Year Medical Students from St. Bedes College Shimla to ICFRE- HFRI Shimla HFRI: 04 September 2024
A Report on skill development cum technology training on economically important medicinal and aromatic plants organized by ICFRE- Eco Rehabilitation Centre, Prayagraj ERC: 02 September 2024
Two Days’ Training On Nursery Techniques and Scientific Debarking of Litsea glutinosa for JFMCs and Youths at ICFRE-LEC Agartala from 26th-27th August, 2024 LEC: 02 September 2024
Read moreICFRE Technologies
Biopesticides
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.
Tree Rich Biobooster- An alternate potting mixture for plant production.
“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.
ArborEasyTM DNA Isolation Kit
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.
Commercialization of Clones of Casuarinas and Eucalyptus
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.
Conservation and Species Restoration of Critically Endangered Medicinal Plant
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.
TFRI Tricho cards
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.
Management of white grubs in teak nurseries
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.
Production and distribution of biofertilizers of microbial origin
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.
Seed Technology of Juniperus polycarpos (Himalayan Pencil Cedar)
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.
Macro-proliferation technique for Kutki Multiplication
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 Mushakbala 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
Integrated Pest Management of Deodar Defoliator (Ectropis deodarae Prout)
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.
Intercropping of temperate medicinal plants with horticultural plantation
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.