Varieties

Varieties

  • The improved varieties recommended or released at the national or state level get 20-25% increase in yield over the traditionally grown varieties. The important varieties/hybrids recommended for cultivation in different parts of India are given in the table below.
  • STATE

    CROP

    VARIETIES

    Punjab

    Indian mustard

    RLM 514, RLM 601, RL 1359, PBR?91, PBR-97, PHR-2*

    Haryana

    Indian mustard

    RH 30, RH 8812 (Laxmi), RH 781, RH 8113, RH 819

    Himachal Pradesh

    Indian mustard

    RCC 4, RL 1359

    Iari , Delhi

    Indian mustard

    Pusa Bold, Pusa Bahar, Pusa Jai Kisan, (Bio-902), Agrani (SEJ-2), Jagannath (VSL-5)

    Madhya Pradesh

    Indian mustard

    Kranti, Narendra rai, Pusa Bold, Rohini, Vardan, Varuna

    Uttar Pradesh

    Pantnagar

    Indian mustard

    Karnti, Krishna, PHR-7*

    Faizabad

    Indian mustard

    NDR 8501


    Yellow Sarson

    NDYS-2

    Kanpur

    Indian mustard

    Varuna, Vardan, Vaibhav, Rohini, Urvashi, PHR*

    Rajasthan

    Indian mustard

    Arawali (RN 393), Rajat (PCR-7)

    Gujarat

    Indian mustard

    GM-1, GM-2, Pusa Jaikisan, Rajat


    Yellow Sarson

    Gujarat Sarson-1

    Bihar

    Yellow Sarson

    Rajender Sarson-1, Swarna


    Indian mustard

    Kranti, Pusa Bold, Varuna

    West Bengal

    Indian mustard

    Seeta (B-85), Bhagirathi, Sarma, Pusa Agrani, Sanjucta asech


    Yellow Sarson

    Benoy (B-9), Subenoy, Jhumka (YSBNC-1)

    Assam

    Indian mustard

    Pusa Agrani, TM 4, Varuna

    Maharashtra

    Indian mustard

    Pusa Bold, Pusa Jaikisan, Rajal

    Andhra Pradesh

    Indian mustard

    Bhavani, PT 303, GMI, Divya, Kranthi, Vardan, Varuna

  • Aravali mustard, RH 30, RH 819 and Vaibhav are drought-tolerant. The variety RH 781 is frost-tolerant, whereas the varieties S 52 and Narendra rai are salt-tolerant. The variety Sourabh (RH 8113) is moderately tolerant to Alternaria blight and white rust. The varieties Pusa bold and Sarma are suitable for late sowing. The variety RT-11, evolved in Uttar Pradesh, is the most aphid resistant. The variety RH 30 is also suitable for late-sown conditions, while Kranthi is resistant to shattering.
Last modified: Monday, 18 June 2012, 7:24 AM