Publications & e-Publications
The National Research Centre on Pomegranate maintains a growing repository of scientific publications, research papers, technical reports, and digital resources. These documents capture the centre's contributions to pomegranate horticulture, crop protection, post-harvest technology, and allied disciplines.
Scientific Publications
Researchers at NRCP regularly publish findings in peer-reviewed journals, conference proceedings, and institutional reports. Topics span varietal improvement, pest and disease management, irrigation strategies, soil health, and value addition for the pomegranate crop.
Research Papers
Peer-reviewed articles authored by NRCP scientists covering advances in pomegranate cultivation, pathology, entomology, and post-harvest science.
Technical Bulletins
Practical guides and extension literature developed for farmers, extension workers, and horticulture professionals.
Annual Reports
Year-wise compilations of the centre's research activities, achievements, and financial summaries submitted to ICAR.
Conference Proceedings
Papers and abstracts presented by NRCP staff at national and international symposia on horticultural crops.
e-Publications
Digital versions of selected publications are made available for convenient access by researchers, students, and stakeholders. The e-Publications initiative supports the centre's commitment to open knowledge sharing in agricultural science.
- Downloadable PDFs of technical bulletins and extension folders
- Digital copies of research highlights and success stories
- Online access to select journal reprints and project reports
The National Research Centre on Pomegranate has built a substantial body of published work that spans the full spectrum of pomegranate science and cultivation. Researchers regularly contribute findings on critical challenges such as wilt complex, bacterial blight, and stem borer management, alongside advances in irrigation scheduling, mulching techniques, and soil moisture conservation. Technical reports and bulletins offer practical guidance for farmers on integrated pest management, canopy management, and post-harvest handling. The repository also includes studies on varietal improvement, organic production methods, and the use of shade nets and mulch to optimize orchard microclimates. These publications serve as a vital resource for extension workers, students, and growers seeking science-backed solutions for sustainable pomegranate production in the semi-arid regions of Maharashtra and beyond.