Trend of growth and instability analysis of area and production of flowers crop in open field in Haryana

The study was an attempt to examine Haryana's growth trend of the area and production of selected flowers (Gladiolus, Tuberos, Rose and Marigold.). The secondary data was collected from the Haryana Horticulture Board from 1999-2000 to 2022-23. The study was an attempt to use three methodologies, linear, exponential and polynomial trend equations, using ordinary least squares regression. These three methodologies could be used to measure the growth trend accurately in most situations. The CAGR was calculated to examine the growth rate and the Cuddy Della Valle Index (CDVI) was used to investigate the variability in the area and production of selected flowers. The results concluded that a decreasing trend had been found in the area and Production of selected flower crops in Haryana and the growth rates were found to be negative for almost all flower crops during the reference period. The primary focus of the sector was an attempt to improve marketing through enhancing the share of value-added products and infrastructure, including cold storage. The public sector needs to focus on the constraints of marginal and small farmers as the primary producers.