Yellow is used not only in India but also in the form of spices and medications around the world. Also, there is a large amount of yellow cultivation here. The government is taking steps in this area to create turmeric production and incentives in the country. Recently, the center has created a yellow board, fulfilling the yellow industry and farmers’ annual needs. Now this year, the Indian Spicy Research Institute (IISR) has awarded a new type of high yield and aromatic (aromatic) yellow prize to the farmers of Kozhikode. The company has named it IISR Surya, which is a variety of light colors. This type of turmeric powder will meet the special needs of the sector.
Farmers will benefit
According to the Hindu report, IISR Surya turmeric has been created after focus research. From this time, farmers who grow high -quality turmeric powder are expected to benefit greatly. With the advent of the new type, the open and export market will end the exaggeration of other local characters, and the lack of products will be overcome.
41 tons of yield is capable of paying
IISR Surya is capable of yielding 20-30 percent higher than local varieties, already a light color in the market. Researchers said IISR Surya is capable of producing up to 41 tonnes per hectare. The amount of gurguminine in these varieties is up to 2-3 percent. The same amount is found in other light color yellow varieties, but its yield is high.
Variously prepared after 10 years of research
Among the scientists who create new yellow varieties, D. Prasad, S.K. Aarti, N.K. Leela, S. Mukesh Shankar and B. Includes Sasikumar. Scientists have said that this type can be created after 10 years of research. IISR Surya has been created by the clon exam from access from the company’s yellow jermplas conservative. The All India Integrated Research Program has recommended IISR Surya turmeric cultivation in Kerala, Telangana, Odisha, Jharkhand and Arunachal Pradesh.
Yellow Board Chairman is in Nizamabad
Union Trade and Industry Minister Push Goyal is known to launch the National Yellow Board on January 14 in New Delhi. The headquarters of the Yellow Board has been built in Nizamabad and the first President Palle Ganga Reddy has been made. Representatives of various ministries in the National Yellow Board will be included in the committee with exporter and production body representatives.
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