The Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka is the national research institute responsible for research and development related to rubber cultivation, processing, productivity improvement, and technology transfer for the rubber industry in Sri Lanka. RRISL is also recognized as one of the oldest rubber research institutes in the world.
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RRISL provides research, advisory services, training, testing services, planting material-related guidance, disease management support, and technical recommendations for rubber growers, processors, manufacturers, and other industry stakeholders.
The Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka is the national research institute responsible for research and development related to rubber cultivation, processing, productivity improvement, and technology transfer for the rubber industry in Sri Lanka. RRISL is also recognized as one of the oldest rubber research institutes in the world.
Yes. RRISL provides scientific and technical guidance on land preparation, planting, clone selection, fertilizer application, tapping systems, disease control, soil management, and overall plantation management.
Yes. Smallholder farmers can seek technical advice from RRISL regarding rubber cultivation, disease problems, tapping methods, fertilizer recommendations, and productivity improvement.