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MOTHBEAN PRODUCTION

MOTHBEAN PRODUCTION. Dr. M M SHARMA Moth Breeder SK RAU, BIKANER. MOTH BEAN PRODUCTION. 85% AREA & 58% PRODUCTION- RAJASTHAN FAST GROWING DEEP ROOT SYSTEM –CAN BE CULTIVATED IN ADVERSE CLIMATIC CONDITIONS LOW FAT (0.7%) RICH PROTEIN (22-24%) SOURCE MANAGEMENT STEPS FOR GOOD CROP.

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MOTHBEAN PRODUCTION

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  1. MOTHBEAN PRODUCTION Dr. M M SHARMA Moth Breeder SK RAU, BIKANER

  2. MOTH BEAN PRODUCTION • 85% AREA & 58% PRODUCTION- RAJASTHAN • FAST GROWING DEEP ROOT SYSTEM –CAN BE CULTIVATED IN ADVERSE CLIMATIC CONDITIONS • LOW FAT (0.7%) RICH PROTEIN (22-24%) SOURCE MANAGEMENT STEPS FOR GOOD CROP

  3. MOTHBEAN varieties RMO 225 • Early maturity (64-67 days), High seed yield (6.0-7.5q/ha) as well as fodder (18-19 q/ha) yield • Drought evasiveness RMO 435 • Early maturity • Drought evasiveness • High seed as well as fodder yield

  4. RMO 423 RMO 423 • High seed & fodder yield • Released in 2004 • Early to medium maturing • Multi clustered, • short peduncled • semi-spreading plant type • Early maturing (67 days), escapes terminal drought • Field resistance against YMV, • Distinct resistance against jassids and white flies • High protein content (26%) and less cooking time • High seed as well as fodder yield . • Released in 2006 RMo 2004 (RMB 25)

  5. RMO 257 • Early maturity, • MUlticlustered. • High seed yield • High fodder yield RMB 100 OTHER VARIETIES RMO-40(1994), FMM-96 (1999) CZM-1(1999) CZM-3(2005) CZM-2(2006) Best performing varieties in all agro-climatic zones RMO-257 and RMO-435

  6. SEED TREATMENT-MOST ECONOMIC AND EFFECTIVE • USE CARBEDEZIM @2.5G/KG SEED • USE RHIZOBIUM CULTURE @600G/ha. • MAKE AVAILABILITY OF EFFECTIVE CULTURE-THROUGH IMPROVING STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION • PERFECT POPULATION • PROPER SEED RATE 3-4 KG/ha • PROPER SOWING METHOD-LINE SOWING • USE THIOUREA 500PPM SOLUTION SEED SOAKING • APPLY BASIC FERTILIZERS 10Kg N & 20 Kg/P2O5/ha • PROPER PLANT PROTECTION • USE RESISTANT/TOLERANT VARIETIES • SPARY MONOCROTOPHOS 0.04% SOLUTION THRICE • DUSTING OFFENVELRATE 0.4% & METHYL PARATHION 2% • ONE HAND WEEDING & HOEING AT 25-30 DAYS AFTER SOWING OTHERWISE USE WEEDICIDES PENDIMETHALLIN@0.75- 1.00 Kg ai/ha • SPRAY 500PPM SOLUTION OF THIOUREA AT VEGETATIVE AND FLOWERING STAGE FOR DROUGHT TOLERENCE. • Intercropping of early maturing moth bean varieties with pearl millet in 3:1 ratio is more remunerative.

  7. QUALITY SEED AVALABILTY • TRAINING FOR QUALITY SEED PRODUCTION – FARMERS • COST EFFECTIVE SEED SUPPLY AT PROPER TIME • MAKE SEED PRODUCTION REMUNERATIVE • MAKE SEED PRODUCTION AT ASSURED SITUATIONS • MAKE SEED BANK FOR ADVERSE CLIMATIC SITUATIONS • DESIGNING OF FARM MACHINERY& EQUIPMENT FOR INTERCULTURE, LINE SOWING AND INTERCROPPING

  8. THANKS

  9. Performance of Moth bean varieties under different un-irrigated AES • AES-I (RMO-435, RMO-257, RMO-225, RMO-423, RMO-40) • AES-II(RMO-257, RMO-435, RMO-423, RMO-225, RMO-40) • AES-III(RMO-257, RMO-435, RMO-423, RMO-225, RMO-40

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