Wheat Tag

08 Jan

Posted at 06:01h in Crop Cultivation

पोषक तत्वों की गुणवत्ता बनाए रखने के लिए गेहूं कटाई की उपयुक्‍त अवस्‍था  The nutritional value of wheat is extremely important as it is the second most important staple food crop of India. The importance of wheat is mainly due to the fact that its grain can be ground into flour, semolina, etc., which form the basic ingredients of bread and other bakery products, as well as pastas, and thus it presents the main source of nutrients to the most of the world population. These end products of wheat are mainly dependent up on the nutritional quality of the wheat grains. The wheat grain (Fig. 1) contains 2-3% germ, 13-17% bran and 80-85%...

20 Nov

Posted at 10:02h in Crop Cultivation

भारत मे गेंहू उगाने की उन्‍नत प्रौद्योगिकी   Its scientific name is triticum aestivum and first originated at Middle East. Wheat grains are used to make flour, which is transformed into dough and then breads. Wheat is a staple food in India. It contains manganese, phosphorus, magnesium and selenium in very large quantities. Wheat also rich in zinc, copper, iron and potassium. Calcium is present but in small amounts. They contain vitamin b. Vitamin E and vitamin K are also present but in small amounts. Wheat has a calorific value of 339.0 per 100 gm. Being a grain, it is very appropriate in calories and hence, filling as a food. Wheat cultivation is...

25 Jun

Posted at 05:34h in Crop Varietes

गेहूं की उन्‍नत किस्‍में (zone wise) Varieties Production Conditions Northern Hills Zone (NHZ) HS-240, VL 907 (2010),  SKW 196 (2004), VL 832 (2003), VL 804 (2002), HS 365 (1997), VL 738 (1996)Triticale-TL 2942 (2006) Irrigated/Rainfed, Medium Fertility, Timely Sown VL-829,HS-277, HPW 251 (2007), VL 829 (2002) Rainfed, Medium Fertility, Early Sown HS-375(Himgiri), HS-207,  HS-420 (Shivalik), HS 490 (2007), VL 892 (2007), HS 295 (1992) Irrigated/Rainfed, Medium Fertility, Late Sown HS375 (Himgiri), HPW42, SKW 196 (2004), VL 832 (2003), HS 365 (1997) Very High Altitude Noth Western Plains Zone (NWPZ) HD2687,WH-147, WH-542, PBW-343, WH-896(d), PDW-233(d), UP-2338, PBW-502, Shresth (HD 2687), Aditya (HD 2781) Irrigated, High Fertility,Timely Sown PBW-435, UP-2425, PBW-373, Raj-3765 Irrigated, Medium Fertility, Late Sown North Eastern Plain Zone (NEPZ) PBW-443, PBW-502, HD-2733, K-9107, HD-2824(Poorva), HUW-468, NW-1012, HUW-468, HP-1731, Poorva (HD 2824) Irrigated,High Fertility,Timely...

20 Jun

Posted at 10:33h in Crop Sowing

Sowing time and Seed Rate of Cereal Crops    फसल बुआई का सही समय रोपाई का सही समय बीज की मात्रा(किग्रा/हैक्‍ट) गेंहू (Wheat) समय से बुआई: 10 से 25 नवम्‍बर,  देर से बुआई:1 से 10 दिसंबर तक, अति देर से बुआई: 20 दिसंबर से 10 जनवरी - 125-130 समय से बुआई तथा 130 से 150 देर से बुआई जौं (Barley) असिंचित क्षेत्र: 20 अक्‍तुबर से 7 नवम्‍बर सिंचित क्षेत्र: 5 से 15 नवम्‍बर तक (समय से) और 15 दिसंबर तक (देर से ) - असिंचित: 120, सिंचित: 100 मक्‍का (Maize) मार्च: उत्‍तर-पूर्व पहाड अप्रैल से मई आरम्‍भ: उत्‍तर-पश्चिम पहाड मई से जून आरम्‍भ: पैन्‍नसूला‍ 15 जून से 15 जुलाई: उ मैदान - दाने की फसल के लिए 20 से 25 35-40 चारा फसल के लिए 35-40 बाजरा (Pearl millet) मार्च से जुलाई - 8-10 धान (Paddy) जून से जूलाई जुलाई से...

18 Jun

Posted at 11:05h in Miscellaneous

भारत के गेेहूँ उत्‍पादन कटि‍बंध Wheat is a major crop of India. Although there is huge variation in climatic conditions, Wheat is grown in all parts of India. Geographically India has been divided into six Wheat growing zones, namely:    1. Northern Hills Zone (NHZ) The northern hills Zone comprises of western Himalayan regions of J&K (except Jammu and Kathua distt.), Himachal Pardesh (except Una and Paonta valley), Uttaranchal (except Tarai area), Sikkim and hills of West Bengal and N.E.States. This Zone has Wheat growing area of 0.8 mha which is predominantly rainfed. Av. productivity of wheat in this zone is 16.64 q/ha. The major constraints in wheat production in this zone is water stress, yellow...

11 Jun

Posted at 06:11h in Crop Varietes

भारतीय किसानों का गेहूं प्रजाति‍यों के अबाध क्रम के ज्ञान को बढ़ाने की ओर एक कदम Wheat is the second most important food crop of the country and contributes nearly one third of the total food grain production. Global wheat production during 2010-11 was 682 million tonnes and during 2011-12 it is estimated as 693 million tonnes. Wheat consumption worldwide is estimated to surpass 817 million tonnes by 2030 and production would need to increase at 22.6-43.6 per cent in different countries at the current production level to meet the estimated consumption demand. India occupied near about 29.5 million hectare area under wheat with an estimated production of 88.31 million tonnes during 2011-12. This...