Give the details of cultivation of Pearls millet (Bajra) crop.
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Pearl Millet or Bajra comes under the category of "Millets".
The details of the cultivation of Bajra are -
1. Temperature - 27 degrees to 32 degrees celcius [they can survive conditions of high heat and drought]
2. Rainfall - 50cm to 100cm [they are known as dry crops for they do not require much rainfall]
3. Soil - dry soil, clayey loams (the best because of well drainage)
4. Since, bajra is a millet, it is both Kharif crop and Rabi crop. [kharif in north and rabi in south]
5. Areas - Gujarat, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh etc...
6. Sowing - mainly in July
7. Used as fodder crop and is a good source of energy
Hope it helps!
Pearl Millet or Bajra comes under the category of "Millets".
The details of the cultivation of Bajra are -
1. Temperature - 27 degrees to 32 degrees celcius [they can survive conditions of high heat and drought]
2. Rainfall - 50cm to 100cm [they are known as dry crops for they do not require much rainfall]
3. Soil - dry soil, clayey loams (the best because of well drainage)
4. Since, bajra is a millet, it is both Kharif crop and Rabi crop. [kharif in north and rabi in south]
5. Areas - Gujarat, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh etc...
6. Sowing - mainly in July
7. Used as fodder crop and is a good source of energy
Hope it helps!
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Rajasthan is the highest - producing state in India of pearl millets.
Pearl millet can endure both hot and dry conditions. Pearl millet grains present higher protein and dietary fiber content than rice. Isolated bacterial strains from fermented pearl millet have potential probiotic applications. Pearl millet can be used for making gluten-free cereal-based products.
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