Introduction

In order to manage the work of the farm, some land was acquired from the local people and some land was taken for a total of 76. This farm has been conducting its activities in an area of ​​215 hectares. The work of collecting and producing rootstock plants necessary for the production of climate-friendly advanced vegetable seeds / harvesting, winter fruit grafting and harvesting was done at the initial stage. In the year 2025, the work of establishing Maubot Block was started by bringing seedlings of various varieties of winter fruits (apples, pears, peaches, mangoes, etc.) from India. Since then, the work of seed/harvest production and sales distribution has been being done regularly.

In terms of geographical structure, the soil is sandy loam with deep grooves spread in the east / north of Mohada.

In terms of climate, this farm is at an altitude of 2322 meters to 2424 meters above sea level, and the annual average maximum temperature is 22 degrees Celsius, minimum temperature is 8 degrees Celsius, and annual rainfall is 3000 to 3396 millimeters. In this region, there is hail from Chaitra to June, and from Kartik to Falgun, and from January to Falgun, there is also snowfall.

Land use

Out of the total area of ​​this center, the land use of different blocks is as follows:

The area occupied by Falful Maubot block is 36. 908 hectares

Area covered by fruit and stock nursery is 2.00 hectares

Area occupied by fresh vegetable / seed production block 5. 00 hectares

Area occupied by seed potato production block 3. 00 hectares

Area occupied by physical structure 3. 00 hectares

Area occupied by Bhutan, wetlands, rivers etc. 26. 307 hectares

Total 76. 215 hectares

Target

Daman, Palung, Bajbarahi, Tistung, which are within the command area of ​​the farm. v. S. To support sustainable agricultural production by providing quality seeds/picks at reasonable prices to groups and cooperatives affiliated to the private fruit nurseries, commercial model fruit orchards and fresh vegetable production sector established in Haru through the dissemination of advanced agricultural technology.

Major functions

To fulfill the objectives of the National Agricultural Policy, to increase agricultural production and productivity, to produce quality seeds and grafted plants, winter fruits (apples, pears, peaches, mangosteens, walnuts, haluvaved, katus and kiwi) in the districts where resources have been secured from the Directorate of Fruit Development. The grafted seedlings are being sold and distributed. Currently, the main activities conducted by this center are as follows.

Winter fruit grafting production and sales distribution
Production of rootstock seedlings for grafting
Orchard and nursery management
Seed potato production and sales distribution
Vegetable and decorative plant production and sales distribution
Conservation and enrichment of fruit and vegetable germplasm
Private nurseries, model fruit orchards, monitoring, inspection and technical services
For manpower development, fruit cultivation, school horticulture program operation, broadcast of agricultural messages from local FM.

Purpose

To raise awareness among the farmers about the economic and nutritional importance of long-term fruits and vegetables and to increase the daily consumption of fresh vegetables and fruits to prevent malnutrition and help them lead a healthy life.

To encourage the use of quality seeds/seeds/seeds to increase the production and productivity of fruits, fresh vegetables, potato crops and help to increase the productivity per unit of land.

To prevent increasing soil erosion in hilly areas and to expand fruit cultivation in steep fields, to help in environmental protection by transferring technology through horticultural development.