OIL Seeds Crops

Farmers grow oilseed crops for the oil in their seeds. People use these oils for cooking, industrial processes, and biodiesel production. The oils from oilseeds provide a good source of polyunsaturated fats, which researchers have linked to heart health.

Groundnut Seed (GJG-32)

About Seeds

Groundnut, also known as peanuts, is a popular oilseed crop grown for its edible seeds. Common questions about groundnut often revolve around its cultivation, uses, and nutritional benefits. Groundnut cultivation is a widely discussed topic, with queries about soil requirements, planting techniques, and pest management being common. Additionally, people often inquire about the culinary uses of groundnuts, including recipes for snacks, spreads, and cooking oils. The nutritional value of groundnuts is also a point of interest, with questions about its protein content, health benefits, and dietary considerations. By providing comprehensive answers to these questions.

Product Specifications

TIME OF SOWING

MAY TO JULY

SEED RATE PER ACRE

50 TO 55 KGS.

SOWING DISTANCE

24 TO 27 INCHES (ROE TO ROW)

DAY OF MATURITY

125 TO 130 DAYS

LEAF COLOUR

GREEN COLOUR

POD COLOUR

LIGHT YELLOW COLOUR

GRAIN COLOUR

REDISH PINK COLOUR

GRAIN PER POD

2 GRAIN

PLANT HIGHT

15 TO 20 INCHES

YIELD PER ACRE (APPROX.)

1700 TO 2000 KGS.

OIL (%)

51 TO 53%

Key Features:

Cultivation Techniques: Users often seek information on the best practices for cultivating groundnuts, including soil preparation, planting methods, and irrigation requirements.
Pest and Disease Management: Questions related to pest control and disease prevention in groundnut cultivation are common, as farmers seek effective strategies to protect their crops.
Culinary Uses: People frequently inquire about the various culinary uses of groundnuts, such as recipes for snacks, desserts, and cooking oils.
Nutritional Benefits: Users are interested in learning about the nutritional profile of groundnuts, including their protein content, vitamins, minerals, and potential health benefits

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