| RADISH HYBRID SUPER WHITE |
| Features |
- Root Shape- Cylindrical
- Root Length- 30-35 cm
- Root Weight- 150-200 gm
- Root Colour- Milky White
- Leaves type- Cut Leave
- Maturity- 50-55 Days
|
| Sowing Time |
October to January |
| Field Preparation |
| Ploughing |
Deeply plough the field 2-3 times to achieve a fine, loose tilth, ensuring good aeration and drainage. |
| Soil |
Ideal is well-drained, loamy, or sandy loam soil with a pH of 6.5-7.5. |
| Drainage |
Create raised beds (20-30 cm high) to prevent waterlogging |
| Seed Treatment |
Thiram@2.0 gram/kg of seed before sowing |
| Spacing |
|
| Seed Rate |
4-5 kg/ha |
| Manure and Fertilizer |
| FYM |
Apply 20-25 tonnes of Farmyard Manure (FYM) /hectare 10-15 days before sowing, mixing it well with the soil. |
| Basal Fertilizer Dose |
- 60;30;50 kg NPK/ hectare
- Apply whole of FYM together with P2O5 and K2O and half of N at the time of field preparation. Remaining half N should be applied at the time of earthing up.
|
| Irrigation |
- Irrigation immediately after sowing is the best to good seed germination and establishment of the crop.
- Next irrigation should be on the third day and subsequently once in 5-7 days. During summer months frequent irrigation is necessary.
|
| Interculture operation |
- Before the second irrigation, the thinning of thickly sown plants should be done. Weeds are removed and open roots are earthed up. Timely thinning is also very important.
|
| Diseases & Pest Control |
- Aphids, flea beetles and mustard saw fly can be controlled byspraying Malathion 50 EC 1 ml/lit twice or thrice at 10 days intervals.
- White rust ; White rust can be controlled by spraying Mancozeb 2 g/lit or Copper oxychloride 2 g/lit.
|
| Physiological Disorderl |
- Hollow root: : High temperature during 16-30 days of sowing inhibits the formation of secondary meristem in the center of roots leading to development of intercellular spaces which would otherwise have been filled with parenchyma cells. The environmental conditions and boron
deficiency results in hollow root formation.
- Wart: It is the physiological disorder which is a white protrusion of white inner root tissue through the splits in the skin mainly occur due to soil moisture deficiency.
- Pithiness: It occurs more in the summers than in spring or autumn crop. Excess application of fertilizers, soil moisture stress and high temperature conditions three weeks before harvest results in pithiness.
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| Note |
The varietal Characters and Information given here is based on observation recorded at our trial station. Change in place, season, cultural practices may result in variation |
| RADISH HYBRID SPRING GOLD |
| Features |
- Root Shape- Cylindrical Tapering
- Root Length- 26-28 cm
- Root Weight- 270-280 gm
- Root Colour- White
- Leaves type- Cut Leaf
- Maturity- 48-50 Days
|
| Sowing Time |
October to January |
| Field Preparation |
| Ploughing |
Deeply plough the field 2-3 times to achieve a fine, loose tilth, ensuring good aeration and drainage. |
| Soil |
Ideal is well-drained, loamy, or sandy loam soil with a pH of 6.5-7.5. |
| Drainage |
Create raised beds (20-30 cm high) to prevent waterlogging |
| Seed Treatment |
Thiram@2.0 gram/kg of seed before sowing |
| Spacing |
|
| Seed Rate |
4-5 kg/ha |
| Manure and Fertilizer |
| FYM |
Apply 20-25 tonnes of Farmyard Manure (FYM) /hectare 10-15 days before sowing, mixing it well with the soil. |
| Basal Fertilizer Dose |
- 60;30;50 kg NPK/ hectare
- Apply whole of FYM together with P2O5 and K2O and half of N at the time of field preparation. Remaining half N should be applied at the time of earthing up.
|
| Irrigation |
- Irrigation immediately after sowing is the best to good seed germination and establishment of the crop.
- Next irrigation should be on the third day and subsequently once in 5-7 days. During summer months frequent irrigation is necessary.
|
| Interculture operation |
- Before the second irrigation, the thinning of thickly sown plants should be done. Weeds are removed and open roots are earthed up. Timely thinning is also very important.
|
| Diseases & Pest Control |
- Aphids, flea beetles and mustard saw fly can be controlled byspraying Malathion 50 EC 1 ml/lit twice or thrice at 10 days intervals.
- White rust ; White rust can be controlled by spraying Mancozeb 2 g/lit or Copper oxychloride 2 g/lit.
|
| Physiological Disorderl |
- Hollow root: : High temperature during 16-30 days of sowing inhibits the formation of secondary meristem in the center of roots leading to development of intercellular spaces which would otherwise have been filled with parenchyma cells. The environmental conditions and boron
deficiency results in hollow root formation.
- Wart: It is the physiological disorder which is a white protrusion of white inner root tissue through the splits in the skin mainly occur due to soil moisture deficiency.
- Pithiness: It occurs more in the summers than in spring or autumn crop. Excess application of fertilizers, soil moisture stress and high temperature conditions three weeks before harvest results in pithiness.
|
| Note |
The varietal Characters and Information given here is based on observation recorded at our trial station. Change in place, season, cultural practices may result in variation |
| RADISH HYBRID VARSHA |
| Features |
- Root Shape- Cylindrical
- Root Length- 20-25 cm
- Root Weight- 200-220 gm
- Root Colour- White
- Leaves type- Palak patta
- Maturity- 30-35 Days
|
| Sowing Time |
October to January |
| Field Preparation |
| Ploughing |
Deeply plough the field 2-3 times to achieve a fine, loose tilth, ensuring good aeration and drainage. |
| Soil |
Ideal is well-drained, loamy, or sandy loam soil with a pH of 6.5-7.5. |
| Drainage |
Create raised beds (20-30 cm high) to prevent waterlogging |
| Seed Treatment |
Thiram@2.0 gram/kg of seed before sowing |
| Spacing |
|
| Seed Rate |
4-5 kg/ha |
| Manure and Fertilizer |
| FYM |
Apply 20-25 tonnes of Farmyard Manure (FYM) /hectare 10-15 days before sowing, mixing it well with the soil. |
| Basal Fertilizer Dose |
- 60;30;50 kg NPK/ hectare
- Apply whole of FYM together with P2O5 and K2O and half of N at the time of field preparation. Remaining half N should be applied at the time of earthing up.
|
| Irrigation |
- Irrigation immediately after sowing is the best to good seed germination and establishment of the crop.
- Next irrigation should be on the third day and subsequently once in 5-7 days. During summer months frequent irrigation is necessary.
|
| Interculture operation |
- Before the second irrigation, the thinning of thickly sown plants should be done. Weeds are removed and open roots are earthed up. Timely thinning is also very important.
|
| Diseases & Pest Control |
- Aphids, flea beetles and mustard saw fly can be controlled byspraying Malathion 50 EC 1 ml/lit twice or thrice at 10 days intervals.
- White rust ; White rust can be controlled by spraying Mancozeb 2 g/lit or Copper oxychloride 2 g/lit.
|
| Physiological Disorderl |
- Hollow root: : High temperature during 16-30 days of sowing inhibits the formation of secondary meristem in the center of roots leading to development of intercellular spaces which would otherwise have been filled with parenchyma cells. The environmental conditions and boron
deficiency results in hollow root formation.
- Wart: It is the physiological disorder which is a white protrusion of white inner root tissue through the splits in the skin mainly occur due to soil moisture deficiency.
- Pithiness: It occurs more in the summers than in spring or autumn crop. Excess application of fertilizers, soil moisture stress and high temperature conditions three weeks before harvest results in pithiness.
|
| Note |
The varietal Characters and Information given here is based on observation recorded at our trial station. Change in place, season, cultural practices may result in variation |
| RADISH HYBRID AZ-526 |
| Features |
- Root Shape- Cylindrical
- Root Length- 21-24 cm
- Root Weight- 190-210 gm
- Root Colour- White
- Leaves type- Palak Patta
- Maturity- 35-40 Days
|
| Sowing Time |
October to January |
| Field Preparation |
| Ploughing |
Deeply plough the field 2-3 times to achieve a fine, loose tilth, ensuring good aeration and drainage. |
| Soil |
Ideal is well-drained, loamy, or sandy loam soil with a pH of 6.5-7.5. |
| Drainage |
Create raised beds (20-30 cm high) to prevent waterlogging |
| Seed Treatment |
Thiram@2.0 gram/kg of seed before sowing |
| Spacing |
|
| Seed Rate |
4-5 kg/ha |
| Manure and Fertilizer |
| FYM |
Apply 20-25 tonnes of Farmyard Manure (FYM) /hectare 10-15 days before sowing, mixing it well with the soil. |
| Basal Fertilizer Dose |
- 60;30;50 kg NPK/ hectare
- Apply whole of FYM together with P2O5 and K2O and half of N at the time of field preparation. Remaining half N should be applied at the time of earthing up.
|
| Irrigation |
- Irrigation immediately after sowing is the best to good seed germination and establishment of the crop.
- Next irrigation should be on the third day and subsequently once in 5-7 days. During summer months frequent irrigation is necessary.
|
| Interculture operation |
- Before the second irrigation, the thinning of thickly sown plants should be done. Weeds are removed and open roots are earthed up. Timely thinning is also very important.
|
| Diseases & Pest Control |
- Aphids, flea beetles and mustard saw fly can be controlled byspraying Malathion 50 EC 1 ml/lit twice or thrice at 10 days intervals.
- White rust ; White rust can be controlled by spraying Mancozeb 2 g/lit or Copper oxychloride 2 g/lit.
|
| Physiological Disorderl |
- Hollow root: : High temperature during 16-30 days of sowing inhibits the formation of secondary meristem in the center of roots leading to development of intercellular spaces which would otherwise have been filled with parenchyma cells. The environmental conditions and boron
deficiency results in hollow root formation.
- Wart: It is the physiological disorder which is a white protrusion of white inner root tissue through the splits in the skin mainly occur due to soil moisture deficiency.
- Pithiness: It occurs more in the summers than in spring or autumn crop. Excess application of fertilizers, soil moisture stress and high temperature conditions three weeks before harvest results in pithiness.
|
| Note |
The varietal Characters and Information given here is based on observation recorded at our trial station. Change in place, season, cultural practices may result in variation |