Director Of Horticulture And Plantation Crops, Chennai-Tamilnadu

People often ask why the Director Of Horticulture And Plantation Crops, Chennai-Tamilnadu has a place all the way here in Faridabad at Sector 14. We are over at number 601, and it is a busy little spot. Most days are spent looking over papers about saplings and how the different plantation crops are doing. It is quiet in our corner of the sector, but we keep busy enough. The office is not very big, just a few desks and some files piled up. Sometimes someone will walk in looking for advice on their garden, and we try to help out with what we know about the soil around here. It is a long way from Chennai, that is for sure. We deal with a lot of coordination and making sure the reports get sent where they need to go. The chairs are a bit old, and the tea guy comes by at eleven. It is just a regular job for us, really. We look at charts of crop yields and talk to people about what grows best in this climate. It isn’t fancy work, but it matters to the folks who are trying to get things to grow. You’ll find us right there in Sector 14, usually drinking a bit of chai and figuring out the next set of forms that need to be filled out for the department. It feels like a small part of a much bigger machine.