GG-20
A Gujarat bunch type with bold kernels and a high shelling percentage. Widely grown across Saurashtra.
Mustard, groundnut, soybean, sesame, sunflower and berseem for oil and for the herd.
A Gujarat bunch type with bold kernels and a high shelling percentage. Widely grown across Saurashtra.
Til with white bold seed and a high oil content, for a short kharif or summer window on light soil.
The most widely sown soybean in Central India — dependable, well adapted and easy to thresh.
Egyptian clover for winter green fodder — five to six cuts through the rabi season and it fixes nitrogen while it does it.
An early open-pollinated sunflower, short enough to resist lodging and sown across all three seasons.
Certified seed-quality lot. Bold seed with high oil content and a short duration that fits between two main crops.
A low-erucic-acid mustard for edible oil, with the yield of a conventional variety and better oil quality.
A semi-dwarf Spanish bunch groundnut, early and heavy podding, suited to both kharif and summer sowing.