Indian
bajra is
highly rich in
protein and is
extremely
nutritious and
we
are
one of its
leading
manufacturers,
based in
India. We
provide our
customers with
prime quality
bajra
which is
specially
treated in our
lab to
maintain its
hygienic
value. We
strive to
provide our
customers with
the optimum
quality bajra.
Energy
Protein
Fat
Fibre
Moisture
Sand/Silica
K/Cal
%
%
%
%
%
3100
13
5
2
13
3
Bajra:-
Bajra
offered by us is
known to be rich
in nutritional
value such as
proteins and
adequate fats
and taste. Our
range of bajra
is rich in
proteins and
vitamins and
easily
digestible. We
offer quality
bajra grains as
per the
different
standards of
finishing,
polishing and
grain sizes.
We
are pleased to
inform you that
we are an
Exporter and
trader of All
Agricultural
Commodities like
Green Bajra
(Millet), Yellow
& White Maize
(Corn), Rice,
Sugar. We supply
Middle East,
Gulf, Africa,
Europe and South
East Asian
Countries etc...
from the India.
Green Bajra
(Millet) - New
Crope
Non-transgenic
No gluten
High Omega 3
content
Protain: From 12
to 15% (50% more
than Maize)
High oils
content: from 3
to 6%
Aflatoxin free
No tannin
Packing: In new
50 Kgs. PP Bag
Quantity: Min.
500 MT
Fodder Bajra
(Pemisetum
americanum (L)
k.s.chum)
Sl.No.
Parameters
Ideal
Conditions
1.
Land
conditions
preferred
Medium to
heavy soils
and light
textured
soils of low
inherent
fertility,
good
drainage and
black soils.
Crop does
not tolerate
soil
acidity.
2.
Land
preparation
required
before
sowing
The crop
needs very
fine tilth.
It is
essential to
do summer
ploughing by
mould-board
plough and
after onset
of monsoon
the field
should be
harrowed
twice or
thrice
followed by
planking the
field so
that a fine
tilth may be
obtained.
3.
Seed rate
(kg/ha)
8-10kg. The
seeds, being
very small
should not
be sown
deeper than
1.5 to
2.5cm. in
well
prepared
seed bed.
4.
Seed
treatments
required
before
sowing
The organo-mercurial
compounds
like Cerasan
or Agrosan
should be
used @ 2.5
to 3.0 g/ha
of seed to
control
downy mildew
or green
ear, smut
and ergot
disease.
5.
Time of
nursery
raising
No need to
raise
nursery.
6.
Sowing time
February to
June or a
summer crop
after Rabi
as it is
short
duration
when
compared to
either jowar
or maize.
7.
Time of
transplanting
Transplanting
is not a
normal
practice but
can be
recommended
whenever
sowing of
bajra is
delayed due
to
continuous
rains or
pre-occupation
of field by
some other
crop.
8.
Spacing
Row to row -
30cm solid
row or may
be
broadcasted
in level
seed beds.
9.
Density
3.33 lakh/ha
for fodder
or more and
2.2 lakh/ha
for seed
(45x10cm).
10.
Fertilizer
application
Apply 40kg P
2O 5 and
40kg K 2O/ha
before final
ploughing.
60kg N and
100kg N is
recommended
to dry and
irrigated
crop
respectively
and should
be applied
in two equal
splits at
basal and at
30 DAS.
11.
Weed control
measures
Pre-emergence
application
of atrazine
@0.25kg ai/ha,
inter row
cultivation
by guntaka
and hand
weeding
within rows
would take
care of most
of the
weeds.
12.
Drainage
Bajra can
withstand to
drainage to
some extent.
In ill
drained
soils
provision of
drainage
channel of
one meter
width for
every 10
meters
length of
field. It
can
withstand
drought also
and lesser
number of
irrigations
required for
fodder
crops.
13.
Disease
control
measures
Downy mildew
or green ear
disease is
prevalent in
bajra
growing
tracts of
Andhra
Pradesh.
Spraying of
Mancozeb or
Zineb @ 3g/L
of water
once or
twice
depending of
the
intensity of
disease.
Sugary
diseases and
ergot
diseases can
be
controlled
by spraying
ziram or
zineb +
copper
oxychloride
(0.025%) two
times with a
gap of week
days at the
time of
flowering.
14.
Insect pest
control
measures
The damage
by grass
hoppers in
the initial
stages and
by blister
beetles at
the time of
flowering
can be
controlled
by dusting
carbaryl 4%.
Early
planting
should be
taken up to
avoid
infestation
by shootfly.
Increase the
seed rate
and uproot
infested
seedlings.
Application
of
carbofuran
or phorate @
1kg a.i/ha.
15.
Harvesting
time for
fodder
production
Boot leaf
stage to 50%
flowering is
best time
for
harvesting
bajra for
fodder as
well as
silage
making.
15-20t/ha -
Dryland
crop.
35-50 t/ha -
Irrigated
crop.
Harvesting
time for
seed
production
The grain
crop should
be harvested
when the
grains
become hard
enough and
contain
about 20
percent
moisture in
them.
16.
Seed drying
For easy
separation
of grain,
the ear head
should be
dried well
before
threshing.
Threshing
may be done
eitherby
beating the
ear heads
with sticks
or by
trampling
the ear
heads under
bullock's
feet. The
separated
grains must
be cleaned,
dried in sun
to bring
about 12-34
percent
moisture.
17.
Seed storage
i) Method
and type of
container in
use
The grains
may be
bagged and
stored in a
moisture
proof store.
ii) Measures
for safe
storage
Mix neem
seed kernel
powder
@2kg/100kg
of seed for
safe storage
(or)
ayurvedic
medicine,
parad tablet
/10kg of
seed helps
in safe
storage of
seed.
18.
Any other
information
Multicut
bajra has a
unique
place, since
it contains
about 12%
C.P.much
higher than
forage maize
and jowar.
It is
drought and
heat
tolerant and
thus can be
grown from
February
onwards to
get two cuts
in 3 months
with les
pest and
disease.