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News in Frames| Scented by tradition

News in Frames| Scented by tradition
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Kashmir's rose farming industry is leveraging traditional distillation methods to produce high-quality rose water and Gulkand. Local entrepreneurs are modernizing these ancient practices to reach premium global markets while supporting sustainable employment for local farmers.

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This highlights the intersection of traditional agricultural heritage and modern entrepreneurship in boosting regional economic development.

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T he temperate climate and fertile soil of Kashmir provide an ideal environment for floriculture, particularly for the cultivation of the highly aromatic Damask rose.

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