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Pea is a cool-season crop and performs best at 10°C to 18°C. The Towers and young pods are badly affected by frost. The germination takes place at 3.3°C to 23.8°C soil temperature. As the temperature increases during the growing season, the yield declines sharply.
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Kodo millet is quite distinct from other millets due to purple pigmentation in leaves. The crop has a characteristic violet look Kodo millet is a highly drought-resistant crop. It is the coarsest of all food grains. The grain is covered with a horny seed coat, which should be removed before cooking. Immature and moulded grains are supposed to be poisonous.
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Interspecific hybrid of Bajra (Pennisetum typhoides) and Napier grass (Pennisetum purpureum). It is commonly referred to as elephant grass or Bajra-Napier hybrid. Perennial hybrid napier grass can be kept in the field for two to three years. The leaves of hybrid Napier are softer and bigger than those of Napier grass.
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rganic manures are derived from biological sources like plants, animals, and human residues. These organic manures contain low amounts of plant nutrients, but organic matter, other than nutrients, is present in large quantities, hence the name bulky organic manures.
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Maize prefers deep and fertile soils that are rich in organic matter content and have a pH of 7.5 to 8.5. Light and neutral soils are better
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Baby corn cultivation is very popular nowadays in India and across the globe because of its delicate sweet flavor and crispiness and farmers also obtain excellent benefits from its cultivation.
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