Fourth Symposium on Plantation Crop Research

We are pleased to announce the fourth Symposium on Plantation Crop Research to support the plantation economy through raising the awareness of recent technological innovations....

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TRI won the National Awards for Excellence in Agricultural Research


Dr. I Sarath B Abeysinghe, Director of the TRI, Dr. P A Nimal Punyasiri,
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Tea Research Institute of Sri Lanka launches new website

A newly upgraded website for the Tea Research Institute (TRI) was ceremonially launched by the Hon. Minister of Plantations Industries, Mr. Mahinda Samarasinghe (MP) on 11th July 2011 at the auditorium of the Ministry.
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New Kaluthara Extension Centre was declared open

A new Extension Centre was established at Nivithigala- kelle, Matugama for the benefit of the tea growers of the Kaluthara and Colombo Districts.

The new ...

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Publications and Videos

 


  • Sri Lanka Journal of Tea Science  (ISSN1010-4208)

The Journal reports experimental results which is an internationally recognized refereed, scientific journal. Publish twice a year; in March and September.




 

  • Tea Bulletin (ISSN 1012-3962)

This is a scientific magazine and is used for disseminating scientific information in the form of popular articles. This is published in June/ December.





 

  • TRI Update (ISSN 1391-6793)

Publication commenced in 1996. This is the English medium newsletter of the institute which carries Information on recent research developments, and short messages on current topics in simple and easily understandable form.


 

  • තේ තතු” (ISSN 1391-6785) :

This is a newsletter published in Sinhala on a biannual basis. It carries articles of topical interest and considers the tea smallholder is the principal target group.

  • Annual Report (ISSN 1012-3964)

TThis gives a brief description of work undertaken by each Division with results from all experiments in progress during that year. Annual Management activities of the TRI are also reported therein.

  • Other publications
  • Field Guide Book
  • Twentieth Century Tea Research in Sri Lanka
  • Advisory Circulars

These give practical advice/recommendations on specific subjects outlining how a particular aspect of tea cultivation or manufacture should be carried out. It also serves as a reference materials for plantation managers.

  • Guidelines

These are issued free of charge as interim publications preceding  the issue of Advisory Circulars. Once conclusive information become available, Advisory Circulars are prepared based on these guidelines.

  • Monographs on Tea Production In Sri Lanka
  • Monograph No 1 – T EDEN (1949)

The work of the Agricultural Chemistry Department of the Institute

  • Monograph No 2 – C H GADD (1949)

The commoner Diseases of Tea (94 pp)

  • Monograph No 3 – J LAMB (1954)

Organization of Tea Research Work in Ceylon with Special Reference to Sub-stations and immediate Expansion (22 pp)

  • Monograph No 4 – E L KEEGEL (1958)

Tea Manufacture in Ceylon (179 pp)

  • Monograph No 5 – E L KEEGEL (1963)

A One- day course in Tea Manufacture Conducted by the Technology Division of the Tea Research Institute of Ceylon (90 pp)

  • Monograph No 6 – J E CARNHAM (1967)

Insect and Mite Pests of Tea in Ceylon and their Control (122 pp)

  • Monograph No 7 – R L WICKREMASINGHE (1978)

Facets of Tea Research in Practice (65 pp)

  • Shoot Growth and Harvesting of Tea – M A WIJERATNE (2001)

(ISBN 955-9023-02-0) (45 pp)

  • Tea and Health – W W D MODDER and A M T AMARAKOON (2002)

(ISBN 955-9023-03-9) (180pp)

  • Tea for Health – A M T AMARAKOON
    ISBN 955-9023-07-1 (38 pp)

  • Cost of Tea Cultivation – J A A M JAYAKODY and H W SHYAMALIE

  • Weeds of Tea Lands in Sri Lanka – M S D L DE SILVA, J C K RAJASINGHE and K G J P MAHINDAPALA
    ISBN 955-9023-05-5 (78 pp)

 

 

 
 
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