Pusa 1509 and Pusa 1121

The Seed of  Pusa 1509 and Pusa 1121 raised by our company have been tested for their germination and upto the young nursery stage. 

Photo Taken on 12.05.2014

Pusa 1509 new variety maturing — in just 115-120 days from the time of sowing in the nursery bed to harvesting the grain.

 “Both Pusa-1121 and Pusa Basmati-1 (an older improved basmati) take 140-145 days. 

Thirty days less time means farmers needn’t transplant the seedlings in the peak mid-June summer.

saving 5-6 irrigation. 

*Higher yields* Moreover, the average paddy yields in Pusa-1509, at 25 quintals an acre.

Contact for the above seeds

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Seeds of Paddy Varieties PUSA - 44, PR-114, HKR - 47, PUSA-1121, CSR-30

Seed Rate, Sowing Time, Irrigation Maturity Time, Characteristics and Average Yield of most prevalent and recommended varieties of Paddy.

PUSA - 44 Paddy

PUSA - 44 [Released in 02.09.1994] Seed Rate, 8-10 kgs per acre.Nursery sowing around 15th May to 10th June and transplantatio around 15th June to 7th July.About 2'' water remained in the field and at the time of sprouting deep water should be in the field.140-145 days.Hard straw. Does not lodge. Long and clean grain. Resistant to most pests and diseases. Average Yield 22-24 quintals per acre.

PR - 114 [Released in 26.03.2001] Seed Rate, 8-10 kgs per acre.Nursery sowing around 15th May to 10th June and transplantation around 15th June to 7th July.About 2'' water remained in the field and at the time of sprouting deep water should be in the field.145 days. Plant height is around 102 cm. Medium dwarf variety. Extra ordinary long grain and good cooking quality. Average Yield  27.5 quintals per acre.

CSR - 30 [Released in 15.11.2001  Seed Rate, 8-10 kgs per acre in ordinary soil and 12-16 in saline soil Nursery sowing upto 1st fortnight of June and transplantation upto end of July. About 2'' water remained in the field and at the time of sprouting deep water should be in the field. Late maturity variety. 150-155 days. Suitable for irrigated area of Haryana, Punjab, west UP. It is a Basmati variety. Plant height is around 155-160 cm but in sandy soil it is around 122-125 cm. Resistant to lodging. Medium resistance again blast and leaf curl diseases. Average Yield 12-24 quintals per acre in ordinary soil and 8-10 in saline soil.

PR - 113 [Released in 26.03.2001] Seed Rate, 8-10 kgs per acre.Nursery sowing around 10th May to 20th May and transplantation around 15th June to 7th July.About 2'' water remained in the field and at the time of sprouting deep water should be in the field.140-144 days.This variety is less resistant to root rot and bacterial blast. Average Yield 26-28 quintals per acre.

HKR - 47 [Released in 05.11.2005] Seed Rate, 8-10 kgs per acre.Suitable for early as well as late sowing.About 2'' water remained in the field and at the time of sprouting deep water should be in the field.135 days.Plant height is around 116 cm, i.e. it is a medium dwarf variety. Long, sleek, golden yellow grains. Leaves are straight and dark green in colour.32 quintals per acre.

PR - 111 [Released in 04.05.1995] Seed Rate, 8-10 kgs per acre.Suitable for normal sowing.About 2'' water remained in the field and at the time of sprouting deep water should be in the field.138 days.Good cooking quality, Long, sleek grain. Plant height is around 97 cm. Straight leaves. Resistant to bacterial blight. Average Yield 27 quintals per acre.

PUSA - 1121 [Released in 05.11.2005] Seed Rate, 8-10 kgs per acre.Nursery sowing from 15th May to 10th June and transplantation from 15th June to 7th July.About 2'' water remained in the field and at the time of sprouting deep water should be in the field.135-140 days.Plant height is around 97.3 cm. Suitable for early and normal sowing. Gives good result in alkaline soil. Average Yield 22-26 quintals per acre.

Source-http://haryanaseeds.gov.in/products_field_crops_kharif_paddy.html

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097290 20077

Pusa 1509 Paddy

Pusa 1509 new variety maturing — in just 115-120 days from the time of sowing in the nursery bed to harvesting the grain.

“Both Pusa-1121 and Pusa Basmati-1 (an older improved basmati) take 140-145 days. Thirty days less time means farmers needn’t transplant the seedlings in the peak mid-June summer.

 saving 5-6 irrigation.

Have an additional crop — say, a 60-day moong or green gram — between harvesting of wheat in mid-April and transplanting Pusa-1509 in mid-July.

Higher yields

Moreover, the average paddy yields in Pusa-1509, at 25 quintals an acre, are more than the 20 quintals for Pusa-1121. The main reason: a lower plant height of 80 cm as against 120 cm for Pusa-1121.

Our source from which we have multiplied the seed is IARI NEW DELHI THROUGH YOUNG FARMERS ASSOCIATION, RAKHARA (PUNJAB). 

Contact Gaureesh +91-9729020077

PADDY SEEDS PUSA 1509

PADDY SEEDS

PUSA 1509

PUSA 44

HKR 47

Pusa Basmati 1509 released in 2013 has proved better then Pusa 1121 a fragrance variety of Basmati Rice.

Our source from which we have multiplied the seed is IARI NEW DELHI THROUGH YOUNG FARMERS ASSOCIATION, RAKHARA (PUNJAB).

Contact

Gaureesh

+91-9729020077

Pusa-1509

Pusa-1509, a new high-yielding basmati developed by the Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), was planted in around 5,000 hectares in the 2013 kharif season. “I expect it to reach one million hectares (mh) in the coming season, replacing a large part of the 1.4 mh now covered under Pusa-1121,” says Ashok K. Singh, Project Leader (Rice) at IARI and the main breeder of Pusa-1509.

Shorter maturity

According to Singh, who was also involved in developing Pusa-1121, the main advantage of the new variety is its maturing — in just 115-120 days from the time of sowing in the nursery bed to harvesting the grain.
“Both Pusa-1121 and Pusa Basmati-1 (an older improved basmati) take 140-145 days. Thirty days less time means farmers needn’t transplant the seedlings in the peak mid-June summer.

“They can do it in mid-July with the onset of the monsoon rains, saving 5-6 irrigations,” he pointed out.
Alternatively, they could raise an additional crop — say, a 60-day moong or green gram — between harvesting of wheat in mid-April and transplanting Pusa-1509 in mid-July.
Higher yields

Moreover, the average paddy yields in Pusa-1509, at 25 quintals an acre, are more than the 20 quintals for Pusa-1121. The main reason: a lower plant height of 80 cm as against 120 cm for Pusa-1121.

Pusa Basmati 1509 released in 2013 has proved better then Pusa 1121 a fragrance variety of Basmati Rice.

Our source from which we have multiplied the seed is IARI NEW DELHI THROUGH YOUNG FARMERS ASSOCIATION, RAKHARA (PUNJAB).

Contact

Gaureesh

+91-9729020077

PADDY SEEDS

PUSA 1509

PUSA 44

HKR 47

Pusa Basmati 1509 released in 2013 has proved better then Pusa 1121 a fragrance variety of Basmati Rice.

Our source from which we have multiplied the seed is IARI NEW DELHI THROUGH YOUNG FARMERS ASSOCIATION, RAKHARA (PUNJAB).

Contact

Gaureesh

+91-9729020077

PUSA BASMATI 1509

Pusa Basmati 1509 released in 2013 has proved better then Pusa 1121 a fragrance variety of Basmati Rice.Our source from which we have multiplied the seed is YOUNG FARMERS ASSOCIATION, RAKHARA (PUNJAB).

Contact

Gaureesh

+91-9729020077