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Proceedings of the International Plant Propagator's Society

Vol. 46

Title:
Cut-flower Production of Roses in Goudo

Author:
Y. Takada

pp: 728

Abstract:
The decision of several cucumber farmers to change to rose cultivation in 1970 saw the start of cutflower production of roses in Goudo. Seven years later, the agricultural corporation, Rose Production Corporation of Goudo, was founded. In 1984, the rose was registered as the town flower of Goudo. Since then, rose production has been regionally promoted in Goudo. From 1986, direct sales to consumers by means of a house-to-house delivery system began with large sales made for Mother's Day and Father's Day.

ORGANIZATION (IN 1993)

  • No. of farmers; 11 families
  • Total cultivated area: 493 acres
  • Yield: 5,240,000 sterms.
  • Production: ¥500,000,000

METHODS OF CULTIVATION

  • Thorough disinfection before planting
  • Sufficient fertiliser
  • Ripping subsoil to the depth at 1.0 m before planting
  • Adoption of rockwool culture to achieve best use of labour and uniform results

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