Pearl Culture Training in St Francis College for women in Pearl City Hyderabad

“Pearls are not produced by motivation, myths, or money — they are produced by skill, science, and surgical precision.”

Pearl City Hyderabad’s College Witnesses Real Pearl Culture Training – January 28th – 29th

Empowering Future Entrepreneurs 

Pearl culture is often spoken about, rarely understood, and even more rarely taught the right way.

In Pearl City – Hyderabad, St Francis college for women, Department of Zoology, in association with Indian Pearl Farm, organised a two-day intensive hands-on workshop titled

“Nuclei Implantation Techniques in Pearl Culture”

exclusively for final-year Zoology students.

This was not a ceremonial workshop.
This was real science, real implantation, real consequences.

Why This Workshop Was Different

Most pearl culture programs stop at theory, slides, or surface-level demonstrations.
This workshop was designed with a clear mission:

➡️ Bridge zoology theory with real-world freshwater pearl farming practice
➡️ Expose students to the realities of live mussel handling
➡️ Teach nuclei implantation as a precision skill, not a shortcut business

Pearl culture is not farming alone — it is a biological intervention process where one wrong cut can lead to mortality, infection, or total crop failure.

And that truth was taught honestly.

Day-2-IPF

Image 2 of 21

Hands-On Training That Textbooks Cannot Teach

During the two days, students were trained in:

• 🧬 Live freshwater mussel anatomy and behaviour

• 🔬 Scientific handling and pre-operative preparation

• ⚙️ Nuclei implantation techniques with precision and care

• 💧 Water quality awareness and post-implantation management

• ⚠️ Understanding mortality, stress, and failure factors

Students didn’t just observe.
They performed, corrected, and understood why pearl culture fails when training is weak.

Resource Person: Experience Over Theory

The workshop was led by Mr. Nanjappa Puggera,
Founder & Lead Trainer – Indian Pearl Farm, Karnataka.

With years of field-level pearl farming experience, Mr. Puggera brought something rare to the classroom:

✔️ Knowledge tested on active pearl farms
✔️ Practical insights from successes and failures
✔️ Clear warnings against misinformation and fake promises
✔️ A training-first approach before investment

His message was direct and uncompromising:

“Pearl culture cannot be learned from videos or one-day talks.
It requires training, patience, and respect for the biology involved.”

The Truth About Pearl Culture No One Advertises

🚫 Pearl culture is not a guaranteed-profit scheme
🚫 It is not a quick-return business
🚫 It is not for untrained investors

✅ Pearl culture is:

• Skill-driven

• Science-backed

• Training-dependent

• Sustainable only when done right

This workshop ensured that future zoologists understand reality before risk.

Building Pearl Cities Starts with Skill, Not Hype

Indian Pearl Farm believes that India can become a global pearl hub —
but only when education replaces exaggeration.

Workshops like this are not events.
They are foundations.

When students learn the right way,
they don’t just produce pearls —
they create responsible farms, informed entrepreneurs, and sustainable Pearl Cities.

Indian Pearl Farm’s Commitment

At Indian Pearl Farm, our stand is clear:

💎 Training before investment
💎 Hands-on before theory alone
💎 Truth before temptation

Because fake training creates losses —
real training creates pearls, pride, and progress.