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Bayer CropScience and UNIVEG partnership for better grape production

Bayer CropScience organized a "Grape Forum" in Nasik to discuss key trends and challenges in grape production. The event brought together representatives of the grape food value chain, industry experts, government officials, Indian exporters and grape growers. According to the National Horticulture Board of India, grapes are grown across 116,000 hectares, occupying 1.7% of India's total cultivated area. India is also a major global exporter of grapes.

Source: articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com

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