Pulses Crop

Pulses are the edible seeds of plants belonging to the legume family, known as Leguminosae, that people harvest solely for their dried seeds. The term ‘pulse’ derives from the Latin word ‘puls,’. Pulses contain high levels of fiber and protein, and they have low fat content. Additionally, they fix nitrogen, thereby improving the environmental sustainability of cropping systems.

Pigeonpea seed

About Seeds

Revolutionize your farming practices with Akshay Seed’s exceptional pigeon pea seed (Toor dal) varieties, meticulously crafted to thrive in diverse climates and soil types. Our pigeon pea seeds represent the culmination of extensive research and breeding efforts, aimed at delivering unparalleled performance and consistent yields. From varieties tailored for drought resistance to those fortified against pests and diseases, our wide selection caters to the unique requirements of farmers nationwide. Count on Akshay Seed for superior quality and reliability, ensuring a fruitful harvest season after season. Embrace the spirit of innovation and excellence in agriculture with Akshay Seed’s pigeon pea seeds (toor dal), and propel your farming ventures to unprecedented levels of success and prosperity.

Product Specifications

TIME OF SOWING

JUNE TO AUGUST

SEED RATE PER ACRE

1.5 TO 2 KG

POD COLOUR

GREEN WITH BROWN STREAK

FLOWER COLOUR

YELLOW

GRAIN COLOUR

WHITE

GRAIN PER POD

5 TO 6 GRAIN (APPROX.)

PLANT HIEGHT

5 TO 6 FEET (APPROX.)

DAY TO MATURITY

150 TO 160 DAYS

YIELD PER ACRE (APPROX.)

1000 TO 1200 KGS.

Key Features:

Premium Quality: Elevate your farming with Akshay Seed’s premium pigeon pea seeds, meticulously bred for superior quality and nutritional value, ensuring top-notch produce for your market.
Adaptability: Experience the versatility of our pigeon pea varieties, tailored to thrive in diverse climates and soil conditions, providing you with flexibility and resilience in your agricultural practices.
High Yield Potential: Unlock the full potential of your fields with our pigeon pea seeds, known for their exceptional performance and consistent yields, guaranteeing you a profitable harvest season after season.
Sustainability: Join us in promoting sustainable agriculture by cultivating our pigeon pea seeds, which not only enhance soil health and crop resilience but also contribute to long-term environmental conservation efforts.

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