It's a fairly progressive pattern that 2 countries have come together pertaining to agricultural yield in collaboration with advanced technology. As mentioned in certain media outlets that Goa is all set to come up with a Rs 11 crore "Centre of Excellence" sustainable development project at Codar, Ponda. Cultivation of exotic flowers and high value vegetables are going to be a part of it. Advanced technology implementation by Israeli expertise pertaining to high value flowers like orchids, anthuriums and marigold, along with seedlings of chillies are some of the significant aspects rolling down the basket. Subsequently, before venturing into the said project, investigation from all angles had already been conducted by experts from Israel. Henceforth, the soil, air quality of Goa, along with the climatic conditions prevalent have provided the headway for the ambitious project. Definitely it's going to be a boost to the economy and a must visit destination for tourists fascinated by hinterland tourism. Moreover, a significant population of farmers will definitely benefit from it.
