In which type of soil does Bajra grow well class 10?

In which type of soil does Bajra grow well class 10?

Bajra is grown in red and sandy loams. It also grows well in black soil in India.

Which soil is good for Jowar and Bajra?

Climate: The ideal climate for cultivation of Jowar should be warm and arid and the average annual rainfall should be 45 cm. Soil requirement for Bajra crop plantation: However, It thrives best in black cotton soils, sandy loam soils having good drainage.

Which type of plant is Bajra?

Pearl millet
Introduction: Bajra popularly known as Pearl millet, cattail millet or bulrush belongs to the family Graminea. The crop is cultivated for grain as well as for fodder in the arid region of Africa and Asia and as a pasture in U.S.A. It is originated in India or Africa.

Which type of soil is millet grown?

Soil : Millet has wide adaptability to different soil from very poor to very fertile and can tolerate a certain degree of alkalinity. The best soils are alluvial, loamy and sandy soil with good drainage. Kodo millet can be grown in gravelly and stony soil such as in the hilly region.

What is rice Jowar Bajra?

Rice, wheat, jowar, bajra are our Millets foods.

What is Rice Jowar Bajra?

In which season are Jowar and Bajra grown?

Jowar and Bajra are: (a) Kharif crops (b) Rabi crops (c) Zaid (d) All of these. The correct answer is option (A) – Kharif crops. India has three cropping seasons — rabi, kharif and zaid. Kharif crops are grown with the onset of monsoon in different parts of the country and these are harvested in September-October.

Which fertilizer is best for Bajra?

Fertilizer Management : Use balance fertilizers as per the soil test basis. Generally for hybrid varieties 80-100kg nitrogen,40-50kg phosphorous ,and 40kg potash is recommended, while composite varieties needs 40-50kg nitrogen, 25kg phosphorous ,and 25kg potash per hectare.

What is Bajra called in English?

Pearl Millet
Pearl Millet(Bajra)

Which are millet crops?

Sorghum. Sorghum is an important tropical cereal food, feed and fodder crop.

Pearl millet. Bajra is popularly known as “pearl millet” and belongs to the family of Graminea.

Finger millet. Finger millet is important small millet grown in India.

Barnyard millet.

Comman(Proso) millet.

Foxtail millet.

Kodo millet.

Little millet.

Which one is not a millet crop?

Maize is another category of crops. hence maize is correct answer.

Is Jowar and Bajra same?

Jowar is the Indian name for sorghum, a cereal grain native to Africa. Also known as white millet. Bajra is one of the most widely grown varieties of millet and also known as Black Millet or Pearl Millet.

Is bajra a rabi crop?

Rabi crops, which are also known as winter crops, are the crops that are grown in the winter season (October or November)….Rabi Crops:

Kharif Crops	Rabi Crops
Major Kharif crops are rice, maize, cotton, jowar, bajra etc.	Major Rabi crops are wheat, gram, peas, barley etc.

Which month is jowar and bajra harvested?

In which season does bajra grow?

Sowing Time and Method : For grain Bajra should be sown from july to mid august and for fodder purpose it can be sown from last week of june to first week of july’. Bajra should be sown at the depth of 4cmin lines with a spacing of 45cm.

Is bajra easy to digest?

Digestion is sluggish during the rainy season, so it helps to stick to high-fibre foods like bajra. It is loaded with insoluble fibre that provides bulk to the stool and keeps constipation, a common problem during this season, at bay. Bajra is rich in magnesium, which helps keep the heart healthy.