Jabalpur TFRI outlines training on forest fruits and genetic resources

October 27–28 programme links research with field management.

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27 October 2026 · 1 min read

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October 27–28 programme links research with field management.

Event / development: 27 Oct 2026
Location: Madhya Pradesh

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ICFRE-TFRI, Jabalpur, announced October 27–28 training for officials and staff from 11 Madhya Pradesh forest circles in its October 27 bulletin.

Wild edible fruit conservation, value addition and sustainable use form one theme; forest genetic-resource management forms the other. The bulletin records the opening and booklet releases, and outlines seed laboratory, gene-bank and nursery demonstrations.

It is an institutional account issued during the programme. Final attendance and subsequent field outcomes have not been verified.