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Discover Millet and Its Various Types, and Learn How to Cultivate It in India

Millets are small grain seeds that grow from grass plants and are rich in protein, making them known as nutrition powerhouses.<br>

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Discover Millet and Its Various Types, and Learn How to Cultivate It in India

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  1. Discover Millet and Its Various Types, and Discover Millet and Its Various Types, and Learn How to Cultivate It in India Learn How to Cultivate It in India Millets are small grain seeds that grow from grass plants and are rich in protein, making them known as nutrition powerhouses. It is usually cultivated in Asian and African countries. Millets Farming in India is the leading producer in 131 countries. Rajasthan is the biggest manufacturer of Millets in India. It can grow on dry land and in low-fertility areas and can develop within 70 to 120 days. Different Types of Millet Growing in India Bajra: Bajra, also known as pearl millet and scientifically as Pennisetum typhoides, is the most commonly grown millet in Rajasthan, India. Jowar: Sorghum or jowaris the second-largest grain produced in India, and Maharashtra is the largest cultivated. Sorghum is another jowar. Ragi: It is used in many Indian meals and diets. Karnataka is the leading state in the production of ragi.

  2. Kodra: This grain is mainly grown in the Deccan Plateau regions of the country. It's rich in nutrients, including antioxidants, niacin, pyridoxine, and folic acid. Sanwa: The scientific name of sanwa is Echinochloa esculenta. It's rich in high nutritional content and has a low cultivation cost. Kangni: In Andhra Pradesh, it's also known as Kangani or Kakun. Visit Tractorkarvan for more information on how to grow millet in India and explore various farming methods.

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