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Harmi is a premium hybrid maize variety developed for exceptional yield potential and versatility. This advanced hybrid delivers superior grain quality for food applications while also providing excellent silage for livestock feed. With enhanced disease resistance and adaptability across diverse environmental conditions, it has become a preferred choice for progressive farmers.

Frency is an elite hybrid maize variety specially bred for exceptional performance in diverse growing conditions. This advanced hybrid delivers outstanding grain yield with superior nutritional quality and excellent starch content, making it ideal for both food processing and animal feed. Its remarkable stress tolerance and disease resistance package ensure reliable performance even under challenging environments.

White-grain hybrid maize suitable for dual-purpose use in grain and feed value chains. Offers strong plant stand and good response to scientific crop management.

Yellow grain hybrid maize segment entry with strong adaptation and high-yield orientation under scientific crop management.

High-quality wheat seed suitable for irrigated and rainfed conditions. Stable yield and good grain quality.

Research wheat segment for food grain production with stable tillering, grain quality focus, and suitability for irrigated rabi systems.

LOK-1 is a time-tested bread wheat variety released in 1981 from ARS Vijapur (Gujarat). Widely grown across Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Rajasthan, it is valued for its early maturity, drought tolerance under limited irrigation, and bold amber grains with excellent chapati quality.

GW-496 (Gujarat Wheat 496) is a high-yielding bread wheat variety developed by the Wheat Research Station, Junagadh. Recommended for timely-sown, irrigated rabi conditions across Gujarat, Saurashtra and Kutch, it produces bold lustrous amber grains with high protein content and is well suited for both chapati and bakery use.

GW-173 (Gujarat Wheat 173) is a popular high-yielding bread wheat variety released by SDAU, Sardar Krushinagar in 2002. Recommended for timely-sown, irrigated conditions in central and western India, it features bold amber grains, good chapati quality and strong resistance to rusts.

Rishva, a premium Kasni (chicory) variety, is an exceptional multicut fodder developed for dairy operations. Rich in minerals, inulin, and bioactive compounds, it significantly enhances milk production and quality. Its deep root system accesses nutrients unavailable to other crops, making it an excellent companion crop for sustainable fodder systems.

Barseem, also known as Berseem clover (Trifolium alexandrinum), is a high-yield, high-protein fodder crop ideal for livestock, especially dairy animals. Contains 17% crude protein, 25.9% crude fiber, and 60-65% total digestible nutrients (TDN), making it one of the most nutritious fodder crops for cattle and buffaloes.

Vaidi Rajka Bajri is a superior fodder variety of pearl millet (Bajra), specifically engineered for multiple harvests. With its exceptional growth rate and nutritional profile (10-12% protein content), it produces abundant green fodder that significantly enhances milk production in dairy animals while withstanding drought conditions.

Madhur, also known as Nutrifeed Forage, is a premium multicut fodder variety designed for repeated harvests with 50% higher biomass yield than SSG products. It offers excellent drought tolerance, no risk of prussic acid poisoning, high protein content (12-16% crude protein), and exceptional palatability with 61.3% IVMD (In Vitro Matter Digestibility).

Research fodder bajra line developed for green fodder systems, featuring rapid growth, cut-and-carry suitability, and good adaptation in warm climates.

Mansi is a premium hybrid pearl millet (Bajra) variety developed for exceptional performance under harsh growing conditions. This superior hybrid delivers outstanding grain yield with excellent nutritional profile (12-13% protein, 5-6% fat, and high iron content), making it an excellent choice for both human consumption and livestock feed. Its remarkable adaptability to drought and poor soil conditions makes it the perfect crop for marginal farming areas.

High-yield hybrid okra suitable for monsoon, winter and summer sowings. Performs best on sandy loam soils rich in organic matter with good drainage.

Cluster bean (guar) suited to sandy loam to clay loam soils; tolerates salinity (pH 7–8.5). Suitable for Kharif (June–July) and summer (February–March with irrigation).

Coriander thrives in warm, sunny, frost-free conditions. Best on well-drained silt/loam rich in organic matter (pH 6.0–7.0). For rainfed areas, heavier clay soils help conserve moisture. Rabi sowing mid-October to mid-November; split seeds improve germination.

Cowpea for vegetable use. Suited to well-drained loam to slightly heavy soils; in cooler climates, slightly sandy soils help earlier maturity. Kharif (early June–late July), South India Rabi (Oct–Nov), Summer (Mar for grain; Feb for fodder), green manure mid‑June–early July.

Research blackgram (urad) line for pulse systems with good adaptation, compact growth and stable pod development under proper management.

Hybrid castor for oilseed production with good adaptation to semi-arid regions. Suitable for well-drained soils and responsive to balanced nutrient and moisture management.

Research SSG (Sorghum Sudan Grass) entry for multicut green fodder production, suitable for livestock feeding systems requiring fast regrowth and high biomass.

Research soybean line for oilseed and meal value. Designed for stable establishment, nodulation response, and broad adaptation in soybean-growing belts.

Research gram (chana) type for Rabi cultivation with good adaptation to low-moisture conditions and stable seed formation.

Research mustard line intended for rabi oilseed production with broad adaptation, good branching and efficient siliqua development.

Research coriander (dhana) for seed and leaf purpose with good adaptation to rabi conditions and quality aroma profile.

Kabuli-type research chickpea entry aimed at premium seed size and market quality with scientific management under rabi pulse conditions.

Research chickpea line for pulse production with focus on stable pod load, adaptability and quality grain under rabi conditions.

Research greengram (moong) entry for short-duration pulse systems with rapid establishment and efficient nutrient use.

Research oat fodder line for winter season green fodder production with good quality biomass and suitability for dairy feeding programs.

Research lucern (alfalfa) entry for perennial multicut fodder systems with high protein biomass and repeated cut potential.